use short method names

[Rich-Harris]

We can save a few bytes by using short method names for fragments — m instead of mount, c instead of create and so on. We can use function names for stack traces and to preserve readability (to some extent), which disappear during minification.

On the project I'm trying this out with, the minified output is 2.5% smaller, while the gzipped output is 0.3% smaller.

Question: are these savings worth the slight loss of readability?

[Conduitry]

I think this is a good idea - would it help to add a comment on the lines where the short methods are being called from?

whatever.c(); // create

[Rich-Harris]

Could do, though I thought it might make the output quite 'noisy', and I figured it would be reasonably self-explanatory since most of the time the method is called inside a method of the same name:

d: function destroy() {
  if_block.d();
}