Fix invalid reference to "global" #4412
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This change removes a reference to
global, which causes an exception when the adapter code loads on non-mobile devices.Note that there is no additional tests added as part of this PR - the existing tests DO cover the affected line, however it appears that they DO NOT fail when executed on ChromeHeadless. I can only assume that ChromeHeadless exposes a
globalobject in simiar fashion to NodeJS, resulting in the existing tests passing.https://nodejs.org/api/globals.html#globals_global