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Add static window wrap method#242
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@BenLambertNcl Just noticed this it.only was left in, preventing other tests from running.
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Adds a wrap method onto the Window class, that allows wrapping a native container window with the ContainerJS window object. Mainly useful internally for methods such as
getParentWindow(), where the native container method returns a native window that we need to convert to a ContainerJS window.