js_pass_flatten.mli

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(** A pass converting nested js statement into a flatten visual appearance 

    Note this module is used to convert some nested expressions to flat statements, 
    in general, it's more human readable, and since it generate flat statements, we can spot
    some inline opportunities for the produced statemetns, 
    (inline) expressions inside a nested expression would generate ugly code.

    Since we are aiming to flatten expressions, we should avoid some smart constructors in {!Js_helper}, 
    it  tries to spit out expression istead of statements if it can
*)

val program : J.program -> J.program