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Make XPCOM_CC_DRAW_GRAPHS work at shutdown (in addition to working for non-shutdown collections).  (Bug 652056, patch 3)  r=peterv

Bug 645268 - Random orange fix try for browser_webconsole_bug_595934_message_categories.js; make sure we listen for the right load event. r=msucan

bug 644943 - nsHandlerService should not be used in the content or plugin processes because it requires access to the profile directory r=bz

Backed out changeset 334ada87e329 (bug 628332) - those a11y errors arrived at the same time as this landing, so backing this out to see if that fixes it.

The global object has special slots for built-in objects' prototypes,
constructors and properties. This makes explicit the formula to calculate the
slot number for these special slots.

In SM, classes are lazily resolved. If we detect that a class about to be used
has not yet been resolved, then we resolve it. However, the way that we decided
that they were resolved was broken. If the global object had a String property,
then it had been resolved. So what happened when we deleted the String
property? Well, it got resolved again.

Instead of using the String property of the global object, we now use the
contructor slot on the global object. This works fine for String, but some
classes don't have a constructor, like Math and JSON. For those classes, we set
the constructor slot to True. In either case, we can now tell that a class is
resolved if the constructor slot in not Undefined.

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Bug 651947 - Build error on Windows in winEmbed.cpp:171 - missing type specifier - int assumed [r=bsmedberg]

Bug 502644.  Correctly append UTF8 data to an nsAString when linkifying things in view-source; don't use AppendWithConversion.  r=mrbkap