Add nodejs tests to emscripten compilation #4666
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- export all exported symbols - improve build_wasm.sh - add tests in node for wasm
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In addition to the compilation with emscripten that produces a wasm and js file, here are some tests in nodejs.
That proves that the wasm can be used, and show some examples (but not going too much in detail).
All the C functions exported in
reference_exported_symbols.txtare exported here as well. That way the artifacts produced in the github action can be used directly in a web page or node project.AI/LLM (Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or something similar) supported my development of this PRdocs/source/*.rstfor new API