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- Update title to "Conditional Sections" - Add extension that compilation should take feature strings as arguments. Closes WebAssembly#9. - Update design goals and open questions
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| allow many section types to appear multiple times. Second, a new type of |
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arguments. Closes Can feature names be reframed as parameters? #9.