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Avoid using 'eval' for statically known strings
When using functions such as `Js.Unsafe.eval_string` in Wasm, when the string is known at compile time, it can be emitted as an external Javascript fragment, rather than using the infamous `eval`. Co-authored-by: Jérôme Vouillon <[email protected]>
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