`//flutter/testing` now contains a lot of utilities used by other test targets.
This includes stuff like working with render targets that use either OpenGL or
Metal, fixtures for interacting with the Dart VM, test assertion predicates,
etc.. However, these utilities themselves are not tested as part of a standalone
test suite. Instead, only the test targets that include it exercise these
utilities. Since these are no longer trivial, a new test target has been added
that tests the testing utilities directly.
Make ImageFilter objects comparable and printable.
This will help in areas in the Widget and RenderObject trees which try to avoid marking objects for updates if a setter is called with the same value (previously all ImageFilter objects would compare as not equal and appear to be new values).
This removes TextRange from the framework and moves it to the engine, in preparation for using it to return text ranges from the text extent APIs, like Paragraph.getWordBoundary instead of a List<int>.
Also added new tests for TextRange.
When gr context is changed (this happens when sending the app to the background and then to the foreground) we need to update it for all the platform view overlay surfaces.
The update logic was caching the previous gr context to figure if it had to be updated, but after updating it for a given overlay we were updating the cached context. In apps with multiple platform views this will result in overlays with a stale gr context.
This fixesflutter/flutter#36437
And I believe it should fixflutter/flutter#36999 as well (though I don't have repro code to verify).
Having 2 or more platform views simultaneously in the layer tree was crashing immediately on iOS with GL backend.
This regressed in #11070 which passed gl_context to a function in a loop using std::move (which meant on the second iteration the caller is no longer the owner of the field).
I added a scenarios_app test, though this test doesn't run on a physical device on CI so it would have only caught the problem when running locally (flutter/flutter#43852).