Web Animations: Don't mark players as outdated upon currentTime access

Source/core/animation/Player.h

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     bool maybeStartAnimationOnCompositor();
     void cancelAnimationOnCompositor();
     bool hasActiveAnimationsOnCompositor();
 
 private:
     Player(DocumentTimeline&, TimedItem*);
     double sourceEnd() const;
     bool limited(double currentTime) const;
     double currentTimeWithoutLag() const;
     double currentTimeWithLag() const;
-    void updateTimingState(double newCurrentTime);
-    void updateCurrentTimingState();
+    void updateTimingState(double newCurrentTime, bool shouldSetOutdated = true);
+    void updateCurrentTimingState(bool shouldSetOutdated = true);
 
     double m_playbackRate;
     double m_startTime;
     double m_holdTime;
     double m_storedTimeLag;
 
     RefPtr<TimedItem> m_content;
     // FIXME: We should keep the timeline alive and have this as non-null
     // but this is tricky to do without Oilpan
     DocumentTimeline* m_timeline;
     // Reflects all pausing, including via pauseForTesting().
     bool m_paused;
     bool m_held;
     bool m_isPausedForTesting;
 
     // This indicates timing information relevant to the player has changed
     bool m_outdated;
 };
 
 } // namespace
 
 #endif