This is where you’ll usually spend most of your time. Wrapping Rust enums and structs in newtypes to re-expose them to JS is the bread and butter of Wasm. These wrappers get prefixed with Wasm* to help distinguish them from JS-imported interfaces, IntoWasmAbi types, and plain Rust objects. On the JS-side we can strip the Wasm, since it will only get the one representation, and (if done correctly) the JS side generally doesn’t need to distinguish where a type comes from.
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