WASM: Only use import.meta.url in fallback scenario
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I'm currently using this in a "classic" (not module) worker and `import.meta.url` is not defined which is breaking the call to the `URL` constructor, which I don't even use because I send in the path the WASM module manually. This change uses `import.meta.url` and the `URL` constructor only in the fallback case when a user doesn't pass in a custom url.
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I'm currently using this in a "classic" (not module) worker and
import.meta.urlis not defined which is breaking the call to theURLconstructor, which I don't even use because I send in the path the WASM module manually.This change uses
import.meta.urland theURLconstructor only in the fallback case when a user doesn't pass in a custom url.