Use JS's == operator for JSString equality comparison#313
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elementsEqual in JSString: Equatable conformance== operator for JSString equality comparison
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This change reduces binary size of products linked with JavaScriptKit when used with Embedded Swift. By relying on reference equality and otherwise on element-wise equality it avoids going through string normalization that would add a dependency on other portions of the Swift standard library.