Use WPT version of test harness for HTML core test conversion #1859
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When converting tests to HTML for use in WPT, use the path to the test harness in WPT's resources/ directory. This is also important because the WPT test runner users this path inclusion to discover the tests. There are several more things I want to simplify here but I'm starting with just this because it matches the sed transform that @past originally wrote in web-platform-tests/wpt#49277
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When converting tests to HTML for use in WPT, use the path to
the test harness in WPT's resources/ directory. This is also
important because the WPT test runner users this path inclusion
to discover the tests.
There are several more things I want to simplify here but I'm
starting with just this because it matches the sed transform
that @past originally wrote in
web-platform-tests/wpt#49277