Pspritechologist

## clip.lua
#!/usr/bin/env lua

--[[
  ### The purpose of this script is to strip the Component-model and WASI requirements from a WASM module compiled
  ### with the experimental C# backend found here: https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/tree/feature/NativeAOT-LLVM/samples/NativeLibrary.

  It can output the WAT/WASM at any given stage of modification for debug purposes, but the primary use is
  simply `clip.lua input.wasm output.wasm`. `-v` to get status printed, `-h` for help, etc.
  It depends on the Penlight library as well as having `wasm-tools` in your path. `wasm-tools` could *likely* be
  replaced by something else, but that's the one I know :P
	#!/usr/bin/env lua

	--[[
	### The purpose of this script is to strip the Component-model and WASI requirements from a WASM module compiled
	### with the experimental C# backend found here: https://github.com/dotnet/runtimelab/tree/feature/NativeAOT-LLVM/samples/NativeLibrary.

	It can output the WAT/WASM at any given stage of modification for debug purposes, but the primary use is
	simply `clip.lua input.wasm output.wasm`. `-v` to get status printed, `-h` for help, etc.
	It depends on the Penlight library as well as having `wasm-tools` in your path. `wasm-tools` could likely be
	replaced by something else, but that's the one I know :P