Are we running an origin trial?

Chrome's current disablement has presumably helped them build a list of
origins currently broken with XSLT disabled. If we disable on Nightly, all
of those sites will be broken and we'll have to discover them ourselves. If
we can't get the list of sites that Chrome has left XSLT enabled, disabling
it on Nightly has a clear webcompat cost and offers limited advantage.

So my suggestion is:
1. Copy the list of origins that Chrome has XSLT enabled and leave it
enabled for those origins on Nightly
or
2. Don't disable on Nightly until Chrome's origin trial has ended (Aug 30,
2027)

-Jeff

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