> very cool to look at the unpacked module, in all its wasm glory

Very nice :). Be aware that the copy of sqlite3.wasm on the sqlite.org/wasm site gets updated fairly frequently, so may differ from that at any moment. That particular site is only for documentation purposes, not for hosting the canonical wasm file release (which is pending along with the release of sqlite 3.40), and its sqlite3.wasm/js copies get updated hand in hand with development of the canonical copies.

Good to know! FWIW, this is a very beta demo version of a product I'm working on (Modsurfer). It's made to capture snapshot/moment-in-time details about a module (maybe you're running untrusted code in your system and want to track what you're actually running). However, in the future, it will likely be able to automatically import and track modules from cloud storage or URLs.