Make worker-build support custom JS shims
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This allows for users to provide their own JS shim and allowing them to customize behaviour: panic handling, wasm coredumps, and so on... It defaults to the embedded shim in the binary to avoid breaking changes,
zebp
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I think in the future we should explore different bundling modes, currently we always export a valid Worker but it seems like we may want a future where we export function/class stubs for people to do however they'd like and leave making a valid worker entirely up to them without them doing a custom shim. I'm fine with supporting this until then, but I think this is indicative of the holes in worker-build. |
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This allows for users to provide their own JS shim and allowing them to customize behaviour: panic handling, wasm coredumps, and so on...
It defaults to the embedded shim in the binary to avoid breaking changes.