Re-attach plugin renderers in the standard way.

When embedded content changes its source or type, it potential needs to
change its renderer. That was done by reattaching the renderer using a
combination of SubtreeStyleChange plus an explicit reattach in a custom
willRecalcStyle callback. This CL uses a standard lazy reattach instead.

Three svg tests changed their expected repaint rectangles due to the
following reason:

The reattach in willRecalcStyle did not re-attach any whitespace siblings
like the standard reattach does (certainly wrong, but I don't know if it
actually is observable as a display property change is necessary to affect
the whitespace renderers afaik). Moving to standard reattach makes
reattachment of a whitespace sibling do paint invalidation for the closest
block ancestor.

It's possible that we can improve whitespace re-attachment by:

1. Not invalidate block containers for whitespace renderers (will they ever
   render anything?)

2. Detect if we need to reattach whitespace siblings before we do the actual
   reattachment.

R=esprehn@chromim.org,leviw@chromium.org

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/596773002

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