Do not clear CALayer contents when resizing macOS surfaces#357
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The previous code was setting the layer contents to the freshly-allocated front buffer when resizing. This meant that the layer contents were blank (black) if painted to the screen before Servo had a chance to repaint into the surface. This change removes that extra work preserving the old contents. Signed-off-by: Martin Robinson <mrobinson@abandonedwig.info>
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The previous code was setting the layer contents to the
freshly-allocated front buffer when resizing. This meant that the layer
contents were blank (black) if painted to the screen before Servo had a
chance to repaint into the surface. This change removes that extra work
and ensures that the old contents are preserved.