Make more JS files beter match the coding standard.

test/mjsunit/debug-liveedit-patch-positions-replace.js

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 // modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
 // met:
 //
 //     * Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
 //       notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
 //     * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above
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 // Get the Debug object exposed from the debug context global object.
 
 // Scenario: a function is being changed, which causes enclosing function to
 // have its positions patched; position changing requires new instance of Code
 // object to be introduced; the function happens to be on stack at this moment;
 // later it will resume over new instance of Code.
 // Before the change 2 rinfo are 22 characters away from each other. After the
 // change they are 114 characters away from each other. New instance of Code is
 // required when those numbers cross the border value of 64 (in any direction).
 
-Debug = debug.Debug
+Debug = debug.Debug;
 
 eval(
     "function BeingReplaced(changer, opt_x, opt_y) {\n" +
     "  changer();\n" +
     "  var res = new Object();\n" +
     "  if (opt_x) { res.y = opt_y; }\n" +
     "  res.a = (function() {})();\n" +
     "  return res.a;\n" +
     "}"
 );
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 // This several iterations should cause call IC for BeingReplaced call. This IC
 // will keep reference to code object of BeingRepalced function. This reference
 // should also be patched. Unfortunately, this is a manually checked fact (from
 // debugger or debug print) and doesn't work as an automatic test.
 CallM(NoOp);
 CallM(NoOp);
 CallM(NoOp);
 
 var res = CallM(Changer);
 assertEquals("Capybara", res);