AX ITM: Defer to the tree when determining AX object loading progress
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=235646

Reviewed by Andres Gonzalez.

Source/WebCore:

Currently, we set AXPropertyName::IsLoaded and AXPropertyName::EstimatedLoadingProgress
once in AXIsolatedObject::initializeAttributeData and never update it. This means that
if an object is created while the page is at some non-100% load percentage, AX clients
that request these attributes will always think the object isn't loaded.

This patch removes these two properties and instead defers to the isolated tree associated
with each object when determining the load percentage. Both of these properties were based
on the entire page / document load progress anyways, so it doesn't make sense to set the
same value for all of them.

We track loading progress by changing ProgressTracker to also notify
the page when progress changes, which in turn updates the associated
AXObjectCache with the new progress value.

Covered by accessibility/mac/document-attributes.html which verifies the AXLoad and
AXLoadingProgress attributes.

* accessibility/AXObjectCache.cpp:
(WebCore::AXObjectCache::AXObjectCache):
(WebCore::AXObjectCache::updateLoadingProgress):
Added.
* accessibility/AXObjectCache.h:
(WebCore::AXObjectCache::loadingFinished):
(WebCore::AXObjectCache::loadingProgress const):
Added.
* accessibility/AccessibilityObject.h:
* accessibility/AccessibilityObjectInterface.h:
* accessibility/AccessibilityRenderObject.cpp:
(WebCore::AccessibilityRenderObject::loadingProgress const):
(WebCore::AccessibilityRenderObject::estimatedLoadingProgress const):
Rename estimatedLoadingProgress methods to loadingProgress.
* accessibility/AccessibilityRenderObject.h:
* accessibility/isolatedtree/AXIsolatedObject.cpp:
(WebCore::AXIsolatedObject::initializeAttributeData):
* accessibility/isolatedtree/AXIsolatedObject.h:
* accessibility/isolatedtree/AXIsolatedTree.cpp:
(WebCore::AXIsolatedTree::create):
(WebCore::AXIsolatedTree::updateLoadingProgress):
(WebCore::AXIsolatedTree::applyPendingChanges):
Apply m_pendingEstimatedLoadingProgress.
* accessibility/isolatedtree/AXIsolatedTree.h:
(WebCore::AXIsolatedTree::loadingProgress):
Added.
* accessibility/mac/WebAccessibilityObjectWrapperMac.mm:
(-[WebAccessibilityObjectWrapper accessibilityAttributeValue:]):
Handle rename of estimatedLoadingProgress methods to loadingProgress.
* loader/ProgressTracker.cpp:
(WebCore::ProgressTracker::ProgressTracker):
Store a reference to the associated page in new m_page member.
(WebCore::ProgressTracker::progressStarted):
(WebCore::ProgressTracker::progressEstimateChanged):
(WebCore::ProgressTracker::finalProgressComplete):
(WebCore::ProgressTracker::incrementProgress):
Notify the Page when progress changes or completes.
* loader/ProgressTracker.h:
* page/Page.cpp:
(WebCore::Page::Page):
(WebCore::Page::progressEstimateChanged const):
Added.
(WebCore::Page::progressFinished const):
Added.
* page/Page.h:

LayoutTests:

* accessibility/mac/document-attributes-expected.txt:
Associated test now uses js-test.js, so modify expectations to include
js-test output (e.g. test description()).
* accessibility/mac/document-attributes.html:
Wait asynchronously for loading to complete ("AXLoaded: 1").
* accessibility/parent-delete.html:
Don't output all attributes, since it's not necessary for the purpose
of the test (which is to ensure calling allAttributes() in this
scenario doesn't cause a crash). Previously, the test output contained
loading AX attributes, so rather than making this test wait for
loading to complete I decided to remove the output all together.
* platform/mac/accessibility/parent-delete-expected.txt:


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