Use current global object in static method. #11799
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Document.parseHTMLUnsafe is a static method and doesn't have a this. This fixes Document.parseHTMLUnsafe's algorithm to use the current global object, rather than this' relevant global object. Analogous to: whatwg/html#11799 Based on: whatwg/html#11778
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Document.parseHTMLUnsafe is a static method and doesn't have a
this. This fixes Document.parseHTMLUnsafe's algorithm to use thecurrent global object, rather thanthis'relevant global object.Fix: #11778
This is an editorial fix, so I'm not entirely sure the checklist below is meaningful. Still:
(See WHATWG Working Mode: Changes for more details.)
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