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Fix error cases of <script type=module>
There are several different ways things can go wrong with <script type=module>. In order from earliest to latest, for a single module script, they are: - Fetching failures - Parsing failures - Invalid module specifiers - Instantiation failures - Evaluation failures This tweaks the way that these errors interact, to ensure that fetching failures are treated one way, causing the <script>'s "error" event to fire, and the other failures are uniformly treated as errors running the script, causing the global's "error" event to fire. This also makes it clear that when fetching descendant module scripts, you can bail out early if one of them fails to fetch or has previously been discovered to be errored. Evaluation failures are particularly tricky for dependencies, as usually ModuleEvaluation() is a no-op if it has happened previously (either successfully or not). This is discussed in more depth in tc39/ecma262#862. To work around this, we need to store the evaluation error, if one occurs, similar to what we already do for instantiation errors. Fixes #2567. However, there are still problems with this setup, which may need further infrastructure changes; see: - #2595 (comment) - #2629 - #2630 But for now the improvement given by this commit is enough to merge it.
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