[worklets] Add language for non-determinism in a note. #472
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Some thoughts on how to test this. Could the spec have a limit to say that the same scope cannot be used more than n times in a row, where n is a large number? Then the implementation could be to randomly pick a scope and randomly switch, but a test that checks that it does eventually switch would both be supported by what the spec says, and would pass in a reasonable time frame. |
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This adds a note that user-agents must introduce some non-determinism into the selection process for a paint worklet global scope.
This came up in blinks intent-to-ship thread:
https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!topic/blink-dev/Jex3idOld48
Issue: #471