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Tidy up global object usage - #950

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This commit is part of the effort in #922 to eliminate the use of entry and incumbent settings objects. It mostly just changes cases where all of relevant/current/entry/incumbent are equivalent, to use relevant. It also removes mention of "default action" for events, since that is not supposed to exist, and does some other tidying in the postMessage algorithms.

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This commit is part of the effort in #922 to eliminate the use of entry and incumbent settings objects. It mostly just changes cases where all of relevant/current/entry/incumbent are equivalent, to use relevant. It also removes mention of "default action" for events, since that is not supposed to exist, and does some other tidying in the postMessage algorithms.

There are no normative changes in this commit.
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@domenic, thanks for the work! I went through this change and it looks good to me. I'm wondering whether you'd want me to merge this and to deal with the URL parsing changes in a new PR (after having feedback around the WPT experiment?) Or, are you planning to add those changes in this PR? Please let me know.

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Yeah, I was planning on a separate PR for any normative changes, so merging this now is good :)

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jungkees merged commit ec1aac2 into w3c:master Aug 11, 2016
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domenic deleted the less-entry-incumbent branch November 6, 2016 01:07
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