Use "exists" rather than "is present" in dictionary checks. #445
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whatwg/webidl#859 removed the "present" and "not present" terms; specs are supposed to use Infra's "exists" for dictionaries instead. We had already done this in w3c#440, but there were some leftovers in the Automation section. Related to w3c#444.
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whatwg/webidl#859 removed the "present" and "not present" terms; specs are
supposed to use Infra's "exists" for dictionaries instead.
We had already done this in #440, but there were some leftovers in the
Automation section.
Related to #444.
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