Remove Ruby WASM-WASI support #83
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In more than one occasion we've been loud about ESM support and a way to load both the module and the related WASM file from the very same *npm* published module. As things never went the way we liked and as bugs got resolved in a non ESM friendly way, we decided to drop Ruby support for the time being, until the module is published in a 100% ESM first citizen target way, so that we can also guarantee CDNs would be able to serve Ruby in WASM in a way compatible with ESM.
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In more than one occasion we've been loud about ESM support and a way to load both the module and the related WASM file from the very same npm published module.
As things never went the way we liked and as bugs got resolved in a non ESM friendly way, we decided to drop Ruby support for the time being, until the module is published in a 100% ESM first citizen target way, so that we can also guarantee CDNs would be able to serve Ruby in WASM in a way compatible with ESM.