Store frames to guest as Map - #9287
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Spotted any other places for this kind of cleanup? |
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Haven't seen any other obvious ones, most other object maps use generated ids that are incrementing numbers. |
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Using an object for this mapping causes errors to be thrown if the frame name matched a built-in object property (like
__proto__). Now it uses aMapwhich supports all frame names.