Avoid coercing structuredClone failures - #58221
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Summary:
The structured-clone polyfill stringifies unsupported inputs while building its error message, letting user coercion replace
DataCloneErrorwith an arbitrary exception. Centralize the duplicate error construction and use a value-independent message so rejection performs no user callback.Fixes #58220.
Changelog:
[GENERAL] [FIXED] - Avoid invoking user coercion while rejecting unsupported structuredClone values.
Test Plan:
Symbol.toPrimitivehooks replace the expected DOMException for a function and WeakMap.yarn flow-check: 0 errors.git diff --checkpassed.The non-standard message text becomes value-independent; exception type, name, and code remain
DOMException/DataCloneError. No UI change; screenshots are not applicable.