Also use postfix increment to make it a little clearer.

- See also: https://github.com/jquery/qunit/blob/master/History.md

Fixes #11402. domManip now also removes the closing part of HTML comments or CDATA surrounding executed scripts. Unit tests added.

Transform $.bindReady into $.ready.promise. It is now possible to use $.ready.promise or $.when( $.ready ) to get the ready promise. Costs *1* byte min/gzipped. Unit test added.

Adds unit test to show order of parameters in the load callback are off for errors since the rewrite (this test works in master).

Gandalf the Grey says you shall not leak globals, even in the depths of Unit Tests. So fly, you fools!

Opera announced they will start supporting the -webkit- prefix for a selected set of css properties. Let's put the inspection of -webkit- prefix properties as the last one in case this propagates to the style object and/or other browsers (the cssPrefixes array is inspected from right to left).

Trims down deferred.js. The gist of it is from the magnificent @gibson042, I just added some minor touches.

Callbacks.add now accepts array-like objects (like Arguments). Now uses the slice method of the args array in fireWith rather than a quite slow jQuery.merge.

How about we save 62 bytes? Also ensure that the arguments array given to fireWith is copied internally.

Since we can pass an object to jQuery.Callbacks now, let's name it options to be consistent with the rest of the code.

Uses a copy of the flags when they are given as an object rather than the object itself. That way, we're sure flags are immutable for the entire lifetime of the Callbacks instance.

Allows us to get to the ready state sooner by not waiting for iframes to load. If that causes backcompat pain, use `jQuery.quickReady = false` as prescribed by your developer.