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[js-api] Rename variables to be consistent (NFC) #251
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This renames variables to be consistent among exception JS API tests. Now `WebAssembly.Tag`s are named `tag` or prefixed with it and `WebAssembly.Exception`s are named `exn` or prefixed with it. Currently some `WebAssembly.Tag`s are named `exn` because `Tag` was used to call `Exception` in the earlier version of the JS API, which this PR fixes.
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This renames variables to be consistent among exception JS API tests. Now
WebAssembly.Tags are namedtagor prefixed with it andWebAssembly.Exceptions are namedexnor prefixed with it.Currently some
WebAssembly.Tags are namedexnbecauseTagwas used to callExceptionin the earlier version of the JS API, which this PR fixes.