New attribute property keywords 1822 #1850
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This reverts commit 4a1f413.
Using prefilled value on an input element, first verify that the value attribute and property are the same. Then modifying the value by inputting text verify the value property has changed but the attribute value remains the same.
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Get DOM AttributeandGet Propertykeywords and several acceptance tests. I know these test can be cleaned up a bit. One bit of review I am looking for is whether all the tests are there? Or if there might be something missing? I also added some comments within the tests. One issue I have been coming across is that when I go into an internal test (either acceptance or unit) some of them I have a tough time trying to see exactly what is is testing, and what should I expect it to do and verify. So I started to play around a bit with comments. I don't think there that great and need improvement. But this starts to highlight one idea for explaining tests better.