Rename "assert.raises" to "assert.throws"

[Krinkle]

I know we are famous for this and it appears justified:

QUnit's assertion methods follow the CommonJS Unit Testing specification, which was to some degree influenced by QUnit. A notable exception is throws (a reserved JavaScript identifier), which is called raises in QUnit.

But I've looked in many places and can't find a source to back this up:

• ES5: http://es5.github.com/#x7.6.1
• MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Reserved_Words

While googling I did find several lists about Java reserved words (which includes throws), but not for ECMAScript.

[Krinkle]

Okay, so it looks like it was included in the list of "Future Reserved Words" in ES3.1 (not anymore in ES5). We should do a cross-browser test and find out whether browsers made an issue out of this. Maybe this research was done in the past, but I couldn't find it anywhere.

[Krinkle]

Chrome: { 19: true }
IE: { 10: true, 9: true, 8: true, 7: true, 6: true }
FF: { 12: true, 8: true, 3.6: true, 3.0: true }
Opera: { 11.6: true, 11.5: true, 11.1: true, 10.0: true }
Safari: { 5.1: true, 5.0: true, 4.0: true }

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