fix: update build and plugin packages to support JS code generation #487
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…eC methods with pre/postGenerateCode
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…from C code gen to JS code gen
…s for JS code gen
…ead of brackets to match behavior of canonicalVensimName in compile package
For the time being, the JS code gen only allows INITIAL TIME, FINAL TIME, and TIME STEP to be defined as constants, and probably the C code should do the same since it's unlikely to have a model that defines FINAL TIME as an aux like in the previous version of this test model.
…csv file" This reverts commit d67c1fb.
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Fixes #479
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sdecommands has shifted to JS code generation instead of C/Wasm code generation. Existing projects that want to continue using Wasm generation viaplugin-wasmonly need to make one small change in thesde-config.jsfile, as noted in #479./cc @ToddFincannonEI