Set up test to validate refactor of XHR, FileReader and WebSocket classes to use the built-in EventTarget implementation #48930
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…sses to use the built-in EventTarget implementation (facebook#48930) Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#48930 Changelog: [internal] This creates new versions of `XMLHttpRequest`, `FileReader` and `WebSocket` that extend the new built-in `EventTarget` implementation, instead of the implementation from the `event-target-shim` package. It also sets up a test to choose between the 2 implementations at runtime to verify correctness and performance. This doesn't use the RN feature flags infra because we use this flag very early on startup, before we have a chance to set overrides. We could use a native feature flag instead but it'd slow down the rollout of the test. Differential Revision: D68625226
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…sses to use the built-in EventTarget implementation (facebook#48930) Summary: Pull Request resolved: facebook#48930 Changelog: [internal] This creates new versions of `XMLHttpRequest`, `FileReader` and `WebSocket` that extend the new built-in `EventTarget` implementation, instead of the implementation from the `event-target-shim` package. It also sets up a test to choose between the 2 implementations at runtime to verify correctness and performance. This doesn't use the RN feature flags infra because we use this flag very early on startup, before we have a chance to set overrides. We could use a native feature flag instead but it'd slow down the rollout of the test. Differential Revision: D68625226
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Changelog: [internal]
This creates new versions of
XMLHttpRequest,FileReaderandWebSocketthat extend the new built-inEventTargetimplementation, instead of the implementation from theevent-target-shimpackage.It also sets up a test to choose between the 2 implementations at runtime to verify correctness and performance. This doesn't use the RN feature flags infra because we use this flag very early on startup, before we have a chance to set overrides. We could use a native feature flag instead but it'd slow down the rollout of the test.
Differential Revision: D68625226