Update scripthash normalization test to *fail* on normalization #2287
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…-change Update scripthash normalization test to *fail* on normalization
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Previously, several user agents normalized NFC-equivalent code points to the same value before calculating digests. This, however, is actually not in the CSP spec, and thus this test was incorrect. As discussed on public-webappsec (https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webappsec/2015Oct/0105.html), this update to the test verifies that for NFC-equivalent code points, normalization does not occur.
cc @mikewest @hillbrad @annevk @fmarier @inexorabletash