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When passing arrays of interfaces to an XPCOM method, we didn't know the

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declared IID to obtain.  This prevented us detecting arrays of variants
and giving them the same special treatment normal Variants get.  Fix that.
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mozilla/extensions/python/xpcom/test/test_test_component.py
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@@ -418,8 +418,10 @@ def test_derived_interface(c, test_flat = 0):
test_method(c.AppendVariant, (None, None), None)
test_method(c.SumVariants, ([],), None)
# Array's dont expose their interface, so we are unable to auto-wrap
# variant arrays, as they aren't aware if the IID of the array
test_method(c.SumVariants, ([1,2,3],), 6)
test_method(c.SumVariants, (['foo', 'bar'],), 'foobar')
# We previously had trouble working out the IID of interface arrays, so
# had to pass an explicitly wrapped variant - let's check that still works.
test_method(c.SumVariants, ([MakeVariant(1),MakeVariant(2),MakeVariant(3)],), 6)
test_method(c.SumVariants, ([MakeVariant('foo'), MakeVariant('bar')],), 'foobar')