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Previously it would not compile if the build is configured with
--disable-single-executable-application because we use directives
to exclude the definition of SEA-related code completely. This patch
changes them so that the SEA code are still compiled and internals
can still check whether the executable is an SEA. The executable would
not try to load the SEA blob at all if SEA is disabled. If future
modifications to the C++ code attempt to load the SEA blob when SEA
is disabled, UNREACHABLE() would be raised. If user attempt to
generate the SEA blob with --experimental-sea-config with an executable
that disables SEA, they would get an error.
PR-URL: #51808Fixes: #51730
Reviewed-By: Tobias Nießen <[email protected]>
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