String search is not same as looking at plain source code. Strings are preserved as such in any application, be it written in C or AOT JS, unless you mangle using other techniques. You are misleading the reader. Open the native binary in any decompiler and you will get assembly, not bytecode like with Java class files.
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String search is not same as looking at plain source code. Strings are preserved as such in any application, be it written in C or AOT JS, unless you mangle using other techniques. You are misleading the reader. Open the native binary in any decompiler and you will get assembly, not bytecode like with Java class files.