Mouad Debbar d205cf6af6 [web] Preserve correct CanvasKit Variant during test initialization (flutter/engine#43854)
At some point, we started setting `useColorEmoji` to true in our tests, but we were doing it in a way that resets all other configurations to their defaults. This caused the `canvasKitVariant` config to be lost and always set to the default `auto`.

This PR fixes the issue and adds tests to:

1. Make sure that the CanvasKit suite always runs with a specific variant (not `auto`).
2. Make sure the given CanvasKit variant makes it all the way through to the tests.

The test harness uses a backdoor (a global JS property on `window`) to communicate which canvaskit variant it's using. The test then compares that with `configuration.canvasKitVariant` to make sure they match. If they don't match, then the configuration was lost somewhere on the way.

Fixes https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/130993
2023-07-20 18:06:24 +00:00
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