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core(redirects): use requestId instead of URL to find requests #14838

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Pages that do a js redirect to themselves (e.g. found pages doing some janky A/B testing that would reload after doing a sync XHR) were getting no feedback from the redirects audit because the audit was matching requests to navStarts by URL. Repeated navStarts to the same URL would always resolve to the first network request, so the audit would say the redirects took 0ms.

Instead, this PR looks at the navStart navigationId, which matches network requests' requestId for navigation requests.

Also adds redirect assertions to all the redirect-* smoke tests, because we don't have great trace fixture coverage of redirect cases, but we do have great smoke test coverage of them.

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* GET /thirdRedirect => 302 /mainDocumentUrl
* GET /mainDocumentUrl => 200 /mainDocumentUrl
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not that important, but this didn't quite make sense (there had to be one last redirect)

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// Use the main resource as a backup if we didn't find any modern navigationStart events
return (mainResource.redirects || []).concat(mainResource);
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this is for super ancient traces (like m60, maybe), and there are no tests hitting this, so no need to keep it around.

@@ -96,10 +98,10 @@ class Redirects extends Audit {
const metricResult = await LanternInteractive.request(metricComputationData, context);

/** @type {Map<string, LH.Gatherer.Simulation.NodeTiming>} */
const nodeTimingsByUrl = new Map();
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similar to the navigationId change above, this gets confused if there are multiple resources per URL. The graph has the full records, so this can match on the actual unique ID.

@@ -709,7 +709,7 @@ declare module Artifacts {
timestamps: TraceTimes;
/** The relative times from timeOrigin to key events, in milliseconds. */
timings: TraceTimes;
/** The subset of trace events from the page's process, sorted by timestamp. */
/** The subset of trace events from the main frame's process, sorted by timestamp. Due to cross-origin navigations, the main frame may have multiple processes, so events may be from more than one process. */
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Tried to clarify what "processEvents" means after @paulirish's change in #14287

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LGTM, good upgrades to redirects smoke tests

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