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In the new mode, parse the input JS file to find all its embedded modules, then run a full reduction on each of them in sequence. Add a new JSTestCaseHandler that handles splicing the module bytes into the JS at the correct location. Reducing each module in sequence is simple, but in principle can miss reduction opportunities that would require changing multiple modules at once, for example reducing types that are used in inter-module communication. Its expected that the current implementation will be good enough in the common case.
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In the new mode, parse the input JS file to find all its embedded modules, then run a full reduction on each of them in sequence. Add a new JSTestCaseHandler that handles splicing the module bytes into the JS at the correct location. Reducing each module in sequence is simple, but in principle can miss reduction opportunities that would require changing multiple modules at once, for example reducing types that are used in inter-module communication. Its expected that the current implementation will be good enough in the common case.