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Add one test for "Update the Rendering" section of HTML. #15510

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I'm hoping to write a bunch of tests for this section, as part of the
investigation of w3ctag/design-reviews#72, and this is the first one.
It tests that request animation frame callbacks happen in the correct
order across multiple documents.

Gecko, Chromium, and WebKit all fail in different (and nondeterministic)
ways, although I've seen occasional passes.

I'm hoping to write a bunch of tests for this section, as part of the
investigation of w3ctag/design-reviews#72, and this is the first one.
It tests that request animation frame callbacks happen in the correct
order across multiple documents.

Gecko, Chromium, and WebKit all fail in different (and nondeterministic)
ways, although I've seen occasional passes.
@foolip foolip merged commit 9e96f63 into web-platform-tests:master Mar 15, 2019
marcoscaceres pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 23, 2019
I'm hoping to write a bunch of tests for this section, as part of the
investigation of w3ctag/design-reviews#72, and this is the first one.
It tests that request animation frame callbacks happen in the correct
order across multiple documents.

Gecko, Chromium, and WebKit all fail in different (and nondeterministic)
ways, although I've seen occasional passes.
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