Remove MediaController (already diabled by REF)

third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/media/media-controller-expected.txt

Index: third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/media/media-controller-expected.txt
diff --git a/third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/media/media-controller-expected.txt b/third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/media/media-controller-expected.txt
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-Test presence of MediaController constructor, controller, and mediaGroup attributes:
-EXPECTED (typeof(MediaController) != 'undefined') OK
-EXPECTED (video.controller == 'null') OK
-EXPECTED (video.mediaGroup == '') OK
-
-Test that the presence of a mediaGroup attribute creates a controller:
-EXPECTED (video2.mediaGroup == 'group') OK
-EXPECTED (video2.controller != 'null') OK
-
-Test that setting mediaGroup to an empty string removes the controller:
-RUN(video.mediaGroup = '')
-EXPECTED (video.controller == 'null') OK
-
-Test manually creating and assigning a controller to a media element:
-RUN(controller = new MediaController())
-RUN(video.controller = controller)
-EXPECTED (video.controller == '[object MediaController]') OK
-
-Test assigning the wrong type to the controller attribute of a media element:
-TEST(video.controller = 42) THROWS("TypeError: Failed to set the 'controller' property on 'HTMLMediaElement': The provided value is not of type 'MediaController'.") OK
-EXPECTED (video.controller == '[object MediaController]') OK
-
-Test assigning a null controller to a media element:
-RUN(video.controller = null)
-EXPECTED (video.controller == 'null') OK
-
-Test that two media elements with the same mediaGroup have the same controller:
-RUN(video.mediaGroup = 'group')
-RUN(video2.mediaGroup = 'group')
-EXPECTED (video.controller === video2.controller == 'true') OK
-
-Test that setting the controller clears the mediaGroup:
-EXPECTED (video.mediaGroup == 'group') OK
-RUN(video.controller = null)
-EXPECTED (video.controller == 'null') OK
-EXPECTED (video.hasAttribute('mediaGroup') == 'false') OK
-EXPECTED (video.mediaGroup == '') OK
-RUN(video.mediaGroup = 'group')
-EXPECTED (video.mediaGroup == 'group') OK
-RUN(video.controller = controller)
-EXPECTED (video.controller == '[object MediaController]') OK
-EXPECTED (video.hasAttribute('mediaGroup') == 'false') OK
-EXPECTED (video.mediaGroup == '') OK
-
-Test that setting the controller to undefined is treated as null:
-EXPECTED (video.controller != 'null') OK
-RUN(video.controller = undefined)
-EXPECTED (video.controller == 'null') OK
-END OF TEST
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