There is a disabled-in-ES5 test case which uses imports.tameNodeAsForeign___. This test, and *an older version of* the Google API taming Ihab is currently working on, are the only users of imports.tameNodeAsForeign___.
The problem is that in ES5 mode, there is no guest-code-shall-not-access-___ rule to hide behind, so making it available under that name is not an option. However, using frame.domicile.tameNodeAsForeign would be fine, provided the client is in a position to obtain the domicile object. Is there ever a case where this would be a problem? Do we have any other existing users of tameNodeAsForeign___?
