deno compile includes .js file's **absolute** path file:// url in compiled executable

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example in shell (shell is busybox sh, I added extra newlines around commands to make it easier to read):

/tmp/path/to/javascript $ echo 'console.log("deno compile test");' > app.js

/tmp/path/to/javascript $ deno compile app.js

Compile file:///tmp/path/to/javascript/app.js
Emit app

/tmp/path/to/javascript $ ./app

deno compile test

/tmp/path/to/javascript $ strings app | grep path/to/javascript

%file:///tmp/path/to/javascript/app.js
{"argv":[],"unstable":false,"seed":null,"permissions":{"allow_env":null,"allow_hrtime":false,"allow_net":null,"allow_ffi":null,"allow_read":null,"allow_run":null,"allow_sys":null,"allow_write":null,"prompt":true},"location":null,"v8_flags":[],"log_level":null,"ca_stores":null,"ca_data":null,"unsafely_ignore_certificate_errors":null,"maybe_import_map":null,"entrypoint":"file:///tmp/path/to/javascript/app.js"}d3n0l4nd

You can see that there is file:///tmp/path/to/javascript/app.js in last 2 lines of strings app | grep path/to/javascript.

Is there deno compile option to not include .js file's absolute path in compiled executable?