Update workers/ from monorail results #800
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See #798 for the methodology
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| results: | ||
| - test: dedicated-worker-parse-error-failure.html | ||
| - product: chrome | ||
| url: https://crbug.com/906850 |
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This bug doesn't link to opaque-origin.html but rather a sandboxed-iframe-with-opaque-origin.html
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Interesting, it does get returned from monorail search (https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/list?q=%2Fworkers%2Fopaque-origin.html&can=2)... I wonder if monorail splits on / and I should be quoting these search terms -_-.
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See #798 for
the methodology