webapi: XHR uses XML parser for XML content-type responses#3036
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Expand mime type to be aware of more XML types. DOMParser and XHR now use the existing Parser.parseXML (via a Frame helper), rather than the HTML parser. Both these APIs predate the addition of parseXML.
Follows the observer, user_input, etc.. pattern and relocates various `Frame.parse*` methods into Frame.parse.* functions. Goal is just to keep Frame neat.
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Expand mime type to be aware of more XML types. DOMParser and XHR now use the existing Parser.parseXML (via a Frame helper), rather than the HTML parser. Both these APIs predate the addition of parseXML.
The 2nd commit is a mechanical change where various Frame.parse* methods have been moved to a Frame.parse.* utility class (like observers and user_input). The goal is just to keep the complex Frame neater.