Fix form's named property behavior#1093
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This PR does the following
Fix form's named property to use past names map per HTML spec.
Problem
The form's named property getter (
form.xyz) incorrectly tracks name history on individual elements via theFormFieldWithNameHistoryinterface. Each form element (input, button, select, etc.) stores itsoriginalNameand allnewNames, making the element permanently accessible through every name it has ever had.Per the spec, a form should maintain a past names map at the form level, not on individual elements. The map is populated only when
form.xyzresolves to a single element, and entries are invalidated when the element's form owner changes.Reproducing