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  promise_test(async t => {
    const pointerDowns = []
    const pointerUps = []
    blockNextEventListener(window, 'pointerdown', 30)
    blockNextEventListener(window, 'pointerup', 30)

    // A keydown is used as an interleaving event, to make sure the pointerdown's
    // timing entry had it's duration set before triggering the pointerup. Using
    // only `await afterNextPaint()` after the first event is not enough to
    // guarantee this in all browsers. See discussion in
    // https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/pull/55577#discussion_r2466579023
    blockNextEventListener(window, 'keydown', 30)
    const {promise: interleavingEventTimingEntryObserved, resolve: resolveInterleaving } = Promise.withResolvers();
    new PerformanceObserver( (entries) => {
      entries.getEntries().forEach(  (e) => {
        if (e.name == 'pointerdown')
          pointerDowns.push(e)
        if (e.name =='pointerup')
          pointerUps.push(e)
        if (e.name == 'keydown')
          resolveInterleaving()
      })
    }).observe({type: 'event', durationThreshold: 16})
    const pointerDownHandled = new Promise( resolve => window.addEventListener('pointerdown', e => resolve(), true) )
    const pointerUpHandled = new Promise( resolve => window.addEventListener('pointerup', e => resolve(), true) )

    await new test_driver.Actions()
      .pointerMove(0, 0)
      .pointerDown()
      .send()
    await pointerDownHandled
    await afterNextPaint()
    await new test_driver.Actions()
      .keyDown('k')
      .keyUp('k')
      .send()
    await interleavingEventTimingEntryObserved
    const waitStart = performance.now()
    await t.step_wait(() => (performance.now() - waitStart > 50))
    await new test_driver.Actions()
      .pointerUp()
      .send()
    await pointerUpHandled
    await t.step_wait(() => (pointerDowns.length != 0 && pointerUps.length != 0), 'Wait for the event timing entries to be processed.')
    assert_equals(pointerDowns.length, 1)
    assert_equals(pointerUps.length, 1)
    assert_greater_than(pointerUps[0].startTime, pointerDowns[0].startTime + pointerDowns[0].duration)
  }, "pointerdown duration shouldn't wait for pointerup.")
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