HTML: correct worker URL encoding tests #41783
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SharedWorker is only exposed on Window, not in any worker global. The SharedWorker importScripts() took me a while to debug, but ultimately the problem was that the variable was declared in a function scope and importScripts would attempt to override it in the global scope. As such, the fix is declaring the variable a little earlier on, matching how it's done for Worker importScripts(). Helps with #4934.
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SharedWorker is only exposed on Window, not in any worker global.
The SharedWorker importScripts() took me a while to debug, but ultimately the problem was that the variable was declared in a function scope and importScripts would attempt to override it in the global scope. As such, the fix is declaring the variable a little earlier on, matching how it's done for Worker importScripts().
Helps with #4934.