testdriver.js: Make set_permission() take a PermissionDescriptor, not a name #20674
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Making the public API take a permission name only works for permissions that
take a
PermissionDescriptor
, and makes it impossible to set permissionsthat require extra information (i.e. they take a
MidiPermissionDescriptor
or a
PushPermissionDescriptor
instead).Instead of taking a string corresponding to a permission name, take a
PermissionDescriptor
directly so that all required information can bespecified.
While here, make
set_permission.html
an HTTPS test, as some permissionsare only available in a secure context (such as "push", which is being used
to test setting a permission that requires extra parameters in the
descriptor).
Fixes #20672.