Removed FrameView's windowToContents and contentsToWindow methods.

Source/web/tests/TouchActionTest.cpp

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             FrameView* frameView = frame->view();
             IntRect visibleRect = frameView->windowClipRect();
             ASSERT_TRUE(visibleRect.contains(clientPoint)) << failureContextPos
                 << " Test point not contained in visible area: " << visibleRect.x() << "," << visibleRect.y()
                 << "-" << visibleRect.maxX() << "," << visibleRect.maxY();
 
             // First validate that a hit test at this point will really hit the element
             // we intended. This is the easiest way for a test to be broken, but has nothing really
             // to do with touch action.
             // Note that we can't use WebView's hit test API because it doesn't look into shadow DOM.
-            IntPoint docPoint(frameView->windowToContents(clientPoint));
+            IntPoint docPoint(frameView->rootFrameToContents(clientPoint));
             HitTestResult result = frame->eventHandler().hitTestResultAtPoint(docPoint, HitTestRequest::ReadOnly | HitTestRequest::Active);
             ASSERT_EQ(element, result.innerElement()) << "Unexpected hit test result " << failureContextPos
                 << "  Got element: \"" << result.innerElement()->outerHTML().stripWhiteSpace().left(80).ascii().data() << "\""
                 << std::endl << "Document render tree:" << std::endl << externalRepresentation(root->document().frame()).utf8().data();
 
             // Now send the touch event and check any touch action result.
             sendTouchEvent(webView, WebInputEvent::TouchStart, clientPoint);
 
             AtomicString expectedAction = element->getAttribute("expected-action");
             if (expectedAction == "auto") {
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 {
     runShadowDOMTest("touch-action-shadow-dom.html");
 }
 
 TEST_F(TouchActionTest, Pan)
 {
     runTouchActionTest("touch-action-pan.html");
 }
 
 }