DevTools: remove setLastEvaluationResult from the protocol.

Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js

Index: Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js
diff --git a/Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js b/Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js
index 745e7915434bf2042872657a65550db1260076e4..695d2706f84e6c34ca10b22912c88d490612c6ab 100644
--- a/Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js
+++ b/Source/devtools/front_end/promises/PromisePane.js
@@ -481,19 +481,17 @@ WebInspector.PromisePane.prototype = {
         {
             if (error || !promise)
                 return;
-
-            target.consoleAgent().setLastEvaluationResult(promise.objectId);
-            var message = new WebInspector.ConsoleMessage(target,
-                                                          WebInspector.ConsoleMessage.MessageSource.Other,
-                                                          WebInspector.ConsoleMessage.MessageLevel.Log,
-                                                          "",
-                                                          WebInspector.ConsoleMessage.MessageType.Log,
-                                                          undefined,
-                                                          undefined,
-                                                          undefined,
-                                                          undefined,
-                                                          [promise]);
-            target.consoleModel.addMessage(message);
+            var object = target.runtimeModel.createRemoteObject(promise);
+            object.callFunction(dumpIntoConsole);
+            object.release();
+            /**
+             * @suppressReceiverCheck
+             * @this {Object}
+             */
+            function dumpIntoConsole()
+            {
+                console.log(this);

[aandrey, 2015/02/27 08:01:54]

This should be tested, maybe? e.g. now there will be a non-empty call stack, and
the anchor location will point to a VM script, right?

[pfeldman, 2015/02/27 08:05:34]

No, console.log does not dump any stacks.

+            }
             WebInspector.console.show();
         }
     },