[wasm-split] Minimize non-function export names #6951
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The module splitting utility has a configuration option for minimizing new export names, but it was previously applied only to newly exported functions. Using the new multi-split mode can produce lots of exported tables and splitting WasmGC programs can produce lots of exported globals, so minimizing these export names can have a big impact on code size.
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The module splitting utility has a configuration option for minimizing
new export names, but it was previously applied only to newly exported
functions. Using the new multi-split mode can produce lots of exported
tables and splitting WasmGC programs can produce lots of exported
globals, so minimizing these export names can have a big impact on code
size.