Remove runDependencies handling code from emscripten_async_load_script
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…ript` This handling of `runDependencies` was included when this code was first added in 1fc6762. While there may have been reason for this back then I can't see how or why this is useful today. We don't have any internal usage of `emscripten_async_load_script` so there should be no way to call it before the program is running.
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Actually we do have tests that cover this behaviour. See test_emscripten_async_load_script |
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runDependencieswas included when this code was first added in 1fc6762. While there may have been reason for this back then I can't see how or why this is useful today. We don't have any internal usage ofemscripten_async_load_scriptso there should be no way to call it before the program is running.