[XHR] send() argument

 From the section on XHR.send(data)

> data is not a DOMString or DocumentThe stringification mechanisms of the  
> host language must be used on
> data and the result must be treated as if data is a DOMString.

A nice feature in Opera's implementation is that you can pass any Node to  
send, and Opera sends the serialisation. I think that is very useful and  
really wouldn't like it to be made nonconformant by the spec.

Example:

client.open('POST', 'foo.cgi');
client.send( document.getElementById('bar') );

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Hallvord R. M. Steen
Core QA JavaScript tester, Opera Software
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