- introduce a "fastDraft" mode that only runs the main code-removal passes and runs in about half the time and but produces code 2x the size (but still less than 10% of the original).
- allows it to run in an quasi-incremential mode by consuming the incrementially generated js (cuts ~4s off the build time but source maps are useless).
- allow source map generation to be turned off (saves a couple seconds).
- turns off not useful check passes and makes the rest switchable.
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This reverts r66 which was a revert of r64. The original commit failed because "optimized" mode builds won't generate NoSuchMethodErrors and that is why the release mode test won't pass. So for that issue, I updated the language.status file.
The client failure appears to be test infrastructure flakiness because my rollback failed but the subsequent build succeeded and I'm unable to reproduce the failure at my desk.
Review URL: https://chromereviews.googleplex.com/3508025
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Modified: Resolver, Normalizer and GenerateJavascriptAST to special case implicit default constructors. Would be simpler if there was a notion of synthetics, but this is not the time to add such a scheme -- if nothing else it would disrupt the IDE.
BUG=4562150
Review URL: https://chromereviews.googleplex.com/3522019
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