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07 Aug 2015 06:13PM UTC coverage: 85.879% (-0.002%) from 85.881%
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Subramanya Sastry
DOMDiff: Get rid of 'modified' diff marker

* This was an awkward flag anyway and turns out, it was being
  added redundantly.

* If a diff between node OLD and node NEW wasn't found (even with
  deep lookaheads in both doms), we were advancing the pointer in
  the old dom without advancing the pointer in the new dom. This
  ensured that we'll check for shallow node compares and find
  improved diffs. In the end, if we run off the end of all siblings
  in the old dom, we mark all the new nodes as "inserted".

  However, for some inexplicable reason, we were also adding a
  'modified' flag to the NEW node. The 'modified' flag added no
  new information, but when encountered, pushed selser into a
  conservative mode.

* By removing the flag, it turns out selser is more accurate as
  shown all the "newly failing" selser tests. I verified about
  3 or 4 of these, and in all cases, the selser output is more
  accurate than before (less dirtying).

* Also did some minor comment cleanup.

Change-Id: I14d2aaced

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