Automatic update from web-platform-tests
layout: Don't normalize radii for clip-path shapes
WebRender already takes care of normalizing radii when they are too big,
so no need to do that work twice.
Additionally, we were doing it wrong for `rect()` and `circle()`, since
we were normalizing using the size of the element instead of the size of
the shape.
For example, an element with a zero size would normalize the radii to
zero, even though the clip rect could be larger due to negative insets.
And a `circle()` with big enough radii would have them reduced in a way
that produced a square with rounded corners instead of a circle.
`ellipse()` was normalizing with the right rectangle, so it behaved
correctly, but again it was unnecessary because WebRender can handle it.
Signed-off-by: Oriol Brufau <obrufau@igalia.com>
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