[Web] Increase default EMCC compilation total memory size #15218
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The default EMCC "total memory" is not large enough for end-to-end applications such as Web-LLM. This PR increases the limit to 40MB for compilation.
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The default EMCC "total memory" is not large enough for end-to-end applications such as Web-LLM. This PR increases the limit to 40MB for compilation.
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The default EMCC "total memory" is not large enough for end-to-end applications such as Web-LLM. This PR increases the limit to 40MB for compilation.