Add cross-origin test with credentials.

tools/testing/dart/browser_test.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
 part of test_suite;
 
 String getHtmlContents(String title,
                        Path controllerScript,
                        Path dartJsScript,
                        String scriptType,
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 </body>
 </html>
 """;
 
 String wrapDartTestInLibrary(Path test) =>
 """
 library libraryWrapper;
 part '$test';
 """;
 
-String dartTestWrapper(Path dartHome, Path library) {
+String dartTestWrapper(Path dartHome, String testPath, Path library) {
+  var testPathDir = pathLib.dirname(testPath);

[Mads Ager (google), 2013/01/07 07:15:52]

Can you pass in a Path here, please? I don't like the mix of Path and String and
the mix of two Path libraries. Let's stick with the dart:io Path library for the
test scripts at this point.

The dart:io Path object has a relativeTo method as well. Would that work for
you?

[Emily Fortuna, 2013/01/07 18:01:32]

Unfortunately the relativeTo method in the main Path library is does not work on
Windows where the path is already a relative path (see bob's comment that was
deleted in this file 62-65). Ideally once I started switching over to use the
other path library, I'd change it everywhere in test.dart, but this CL was
getting to be so big, I figured I'd do that in another CL. 

At any rate, this CL got reverted due to Windows issues, and I won't be putting
it back in until things calm down a lot on our bots.

+  var dartHomePath = dartHome.toString();
+  var unitTest = pathLib.relative(pathLib.join(dartHomePath,
+    'pkg/unittest/lib'), from: testPathDir);
+
+  var libString = library.toString();
+  if (!pathLib.isAbsolute(libString)) {
+    libString = pathLib.join(dartHome.toString(), libString);
+  }
   // Tests inside "pkg" import unittest using "package:". All others use a
   // relative path. The imports need to agree, so use a matching form here.
-  var unitTest = dartHome.append("pkg/unittest/lib").toString();
-
-  // TODO(rnystrom): Looking in the entire path here is wrong. It should only
-  // consider the relative path within dartHome. Unfortunately,
-  // Path.relativeTo() does not handle cases where library is already a relative
-  // path, and Path.isAbsolute does not work on Windows.
-  if (library.segments().contains("pkg")) {
+  if (pathLib.relative(libString, from: dartHome.toString()).contains("pkg")) {
     unitTest = 'package:unittest';
   }
-
   return """
 library test;
 
 import '$unitTest/unittest.dart' as unittest;
 import '$unitTest/html_config.dart' as config;
-import '${library}' as Test;
+import '${pathLib.relative(libString, from: testPathDir)}' as Test;
 
 main() {
   config.useHtmlConfiguration();
   unittest.group('', Test.main);
 }
 """;
 }