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I noticed in the generated wasm for examples/dom that `JsStatic` takes two words of storage (for its `Option<JsValue>`) when it would seem to only need one, if we mandate that `0` is not a valid heap index. Changing the `.idx` type to `NonZeroU32` fixes this. However, LLVM doesn't know that these values are non-zero yet (rust-lang/rust#49572) which means in the implementation of Option's `get_or_insert_with` (https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/src/core/option.rs.html#774) LLVM is no longer able to prove that the `unreachable!()` branch is never hit and thus JsStatic ends up pulling in all the panic infrastructure where it previously didn't. This results in the examples/dom output being much larger, rather than smaller as I had hoped. Probably makes sense to wait for the upstream issue to be fixed so that this can be landed without regressing anything.
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