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Fix #75: Use WebAssembly.JSTag as our exception tag. #103
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This will allow to use the `JSTag` behavior for catching JS exceptions, while waiting for Node.js to catch up with V8 12.5. Luckily, we only need that for `TryCatch` and not for `TryFinally`.
This allows us to actually catch exceptions thrown by JavaScript code.
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First switch to using the legacy
tryinstruction to implementTryCatch, becausetry_tablewill only support catchingJSTagfrom V8 12.5. Luckily we don't have to do that forTryFinally!