[childintime]

I guess you may be right! I presumed WebAssembly to be some sort of opaque "goto-soup" (unlike minification), as the term "assembly" suggests.

But I looked it up and it seems WebAssembly preserves the structure of the original document, just like minification, at least that's what I understand from the following quote:

"In practice, outer blocks can be used to place labels for any given branching pattern, except that the nesting restriction makes it impossible to branch into the middle of a loop from outside the loop. This limitation ensures by construction that all control flow graphs are well-structured as in high-level languages like Java, JavaScript and Go." See: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/blob/master/TextFormat...

I am delighted :)