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Allowing null value for script timeout in IE
The W3C WebDriver Specification has contradictory language regarding the script timeout. On the one hand, it specifies that the value of the script timeout can be `null`, indicating an indefinite timeout. On the other hand, it specifies that when setting or getting timeouts, the value of any timeout must be an integer between 0 and 2^53 - 1. Since geckodriver has made the assumption that the former condition is the correct interpretation, and the maintainers of geckodriver have added a test to the W3C Web Platform Tests for WebDriver that expects this interpretation, the IE driver is being modified to follow that decision. It is the opinion of the developers of the IE driver that this is the incorrect interpretation, but there is no recourse to have the geckodriver maintainers revisit their decision.
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