[WebAssembly] Move __cpp_exception to libunwind (#185770) The `__cpp_exception` symbol is now defined in libunwind instead of compiler-rt. This is moved for a few reasons, but the primary reason is that compiler-rt is linked duplicate-ly into all shared objects meaning that it's not suitable for define-once symbols such as `__cpp_exception`. By moving the definition to the user of the symbol, libunwind itself, that guarantees that the symbol should be defined exactly once and only when appropriate. A secondary reason for this movement is that it avoids the need to compile compiler-rt twice: once with exception and once without, and instead the same build can be used for both exceptions-and-not.
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