Convert editing/spelling/spelling-double-clicked-word[-with-underscores].html with spellcheck_test

third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/editing/spelling/spelling-double-clicked-word-with-underscores-expected.txt

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-Spelling should work for double-clicked misspelled words with underscores. To test manually, type 'wellcome_ home.', double-click on 'wellcome_', and context-click on the selection. The test succeeds when the context menu shows spell check suggestions.
-
-On success, you will see a series of "PASS" messages, followed by "TEST COMPLETE".
-
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-PASS spellingMarkerRange.toString() is "wellcome"
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is ""
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is "wellcome_"
-PASS spellingMarkerRange.toString() is "wellcome"
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is "wellcome_"
-PASS contextMenuElements[contextMenuElements.length - 1] is "welcome"
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is ""
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is "wellcome_ "
-PASS spellingMarkerRange.toString() is "wellcome"
-PASS window.getSelection().toString() is "wellcome_ "
-PASS contextMenuElements[contextMenuElements.length - 1] is "welcome"
-PASS successfullyParsed is true
-
-TEST COMPLETE
-wellcome_ home.