Because elm is purely functional, and because of this I would expect closure compiler run on advanced mode to remove just about every single unused function. I think it's good shared infrastructure. It really all comes down to extensibility and performance. Presumably building dead code removal into elm will speed things up a bit. Target es6 and we could also get tree shaking with rollup.js (iirc).
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