Use native query selector parser in track_links and track_forms
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The old query selector parsing logic in
_.dom_query's internalgetElementsBySelectormethod is (not) a bit of mess: it works for many cases, but cannot resolve any combined selector such asdiv.foo.barora.btn[href="#"](not to mention data attributes containing a hyphen, see #62).This piece of code has not been changed in the last 7 years, and I'm wondering whether
document.querySelectorAllcould be used here, since these days browsers are all support that, I think. (anyway, according to CanIUse.com, it had very good support in 2016 as well.)