I feel like this raises an interesting question. I feel like it is a good thing that one can read the source of any of the code running in your browser, since i

I feel like this raises an interesting question. I feel like it is a good thing that one can read the source of any of the code running in your browser, since it is all Javascript. However, I also don't like the fact that Javascript is the only option for web development. Other languages would be useful in that space as well. I wonder if browsers could somehow necessitate the inclusion of source? I doubt it is possible though, because it require the browser essentially compiling the code again, which would require special handling for each supported language, defeating the purpose of web assembly in the first place. (Also I'm not sure that transpiling other languages to minified Javascript is better than compiling to an assembly language with a sensible textual representation.)