MOZ_DISABLE_NONLOCAL_CONNECTIONS is one of the moving parts for whether `Cu.isInAutomation()` (JS) and `xpc::IsInAutomation()` return `true`. It's used throughout the codebase to run code specific to infra and it should work uniformly across test/performance frameworks. Right now, it seems to be set in a somewhat hodgepodge way. I'm hoping we can put it somewhere more central so that new frameworks don't have to remember to set it and we can reduce some duplication.
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MOZ_DISABLE_NONLOCAL_CONNECTIONS is one of the moving parts for whether `Cu.isInAutomation()` (JS) and `xpc::IsInAutomation()` (C++) return `true`. It's used throughout the codebase to run code specific to infra and it should work uniformly across test/performance frameworks. Right now, it seems to be set in a somewhat hodgepodge way. I'm hoping we can put it somewhere more central so that new frameworks don't have to remember to set it and we can reduce some duplication.