Add WORKER_LOADER.load() for one-off workers. #6316
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This is a pure code move into a helper function.
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`LOADER.load(code)` is equivalent to `LOADER.get(null, () => code)`. This change got annoying to the pesky detail that the system might call the callback multiple times, forcing me to create clone() methods for a bunch of structures so that I could build the structure ones and return a clone on every call. The source code itself is refcounted between these clones, at least.
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LOADER.load(code)is equivalent toLOADER.get(null, () => code). This is nice for the common use case of e.g. agent-generated one-off code.This change got annoying to the pesky detail that the system might call the callback multiple times, forcing me to create clone() methods for a bunch of structures so that I could build the structure ones and return a clone on every call. The source code itself is refcounted between these clones, at least.
Note: Eventually we might support plain RPC stubs in
envin this case, but that's a deep change which I'm not going to attempt right now.