Historically on Windows we had a "layout test mode" flag which would
tweak some settings to make our layout test output match the WebKit
mac baselines better.  However, this means that we weren't testing the
code we were running and I believe all that code is gone now.

On Linux, since layout tests were all we had, we've gone the route of
effectively hard-coding in a layout test mode.  We should undo this
now that we're passing a reasonable fraction of tests.  But we're
going to need to do a couple of painful rebaseline-the-world steps
where we create new expected images.  The two big ones I can think of
are
 - antialiased text (this is a one-line code change)
 - proper scrollbar rendering (we currently render a gap near the
arrows; probably involves reading some WebKit/Gtk code)

Who would be good to do this?  It needs someone who can be careful to
not check in bad baselines.

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