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Purpose of proposed changes
Introduces native access to MMDB databases from JS scripts, saving users from jumping over hoops in order to use any kind of GeoIP database.
Essential steps taken
Implemented dynamic JS object which serves as a proxy to MMDB reader. Lifecycle of underlying reader is tied to garbage collection of the JS wrapper. Mapping between objects is left to MMDB reader and JS runtime implementation, our wrapper knows nothing about DB structure.