For the current proposal, there is not really any relation. Binary AST is a defined serialization format concerned with portability between user agents. Whereas the current proposal defers transferring to the host's internal mechanisms, e.g. in a host-provided worker() function. The actual serialization format is not relevant.
17 would create a potential relation though. Probably of the form "string serialization in the initial version of the proposal, binary AST serialization if/when binary AST happens".
This comes up often.
For the current proposal, there is not really any relation. Binary AST is a defined serialization format concerned with portability between user agents. Whereas the current proposal defers transferring to the host's internal mechanisms, e.g. in a host-provided
worker()
function. The actual serialization format is not relevant.17 would create a potential relation though. Probably of the form "string serialization in the initial version of the proposal, binary AST serialization if/when binary AST happens".