* Block.php: Set mExpiry to the value we store in the database, so that Block::equals() returns true. Fixes BlockTest::testInitializerFunctionsReturnCorrectBlock.
* In Title::checkUserBlock(): Convert message parameters to plain strings to make strict comparisons work. Fixes TitlePermissionTest::testUserBlock().
* ApiBlock.php: Follow-Up r85166, add 'Confirm' parameter to data array. Fixes ApiBlockTest::testMakeNormalBlock().
* ApiQueryTest.php: Use $wgMetaNamespace instead of $wgSitename to account for customizations.
* RandomImageGenerator.php: Use default value for constructor param to prevent fatals.
* ApiTestCaseUpload.php:
** Fix undefined variable $fileName.
** Remove stray ini_set statements, they don't belong there. Especially ini_set( 'error_reporting', 1 ) will effectively disable all reporting, which makes errors hard to track.
* ArticleTablesTest.php: Put testbug14404() in group Broken, as the fix for the bug has been reverted in r83868.
* Internalise $mAddress/$mUser, $mBy/$mByName, $mEnableAutoblock, $mId as getTarget(), getBlockers(), isAutoblocking(), getId().
* This required editing AbuseFilter and CheckUser backwards-incompatibly, so push the rest of the changes out to those extensions.
* Attack the evil 14-parameter constructor and gratuitously-confusing newFromDB( $notVeryImportantParameter, $moreImportantParameter)
* Reimplement the hack for bug 13611 in a slightly less fragile fashion; could still do with further cleanup, but then again the login frontend is its own can of worms... :S
* Remove transitionary getTargetAndType() and newFromTargetAndType() methods
* Some optimisation in parseTarget()
* Fix the broken phpunit test mentioned in r84251
Added option request parameter to User::editToken() and User::matchEditToken() and use them where possible from the api.
Also removed $_SESSION usage since it's no longer needed
Old: ApiWatchTest not only tested the watch module, but also tested the login module,
and the login module test was also used to log in to the API for the other tests.
New: ApiWatchTest only contains watch-specific methods. The login testing has been moved
to ApiTest. The code used to log in and get tokens have been moved to ApiSetup. Nice,
organized, and much nicer than before. ApiUploadTest is still pretty fugly, though.
