Note interaction with import assertions (#45)

proposals/esm-integration/README.md

@@ -105,6 +105,14 @@ The ECMAScript specification holds the module's export in a lexical scope, as po
 
 At the end of the link phase, the variables in the module's lexical scope are generally uninitialized. From JavaScript, accessing an uninitialized import causes a ReferenceError. JavaScript function declarations are initialized during the Link phase, as part of function hoisting, but WebAssembly function exports are not initialized until the Evaluation phase.
 
+#### Import Assertions
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+[Import assertions](https://github.com/tc39/proposal-import-assertions) specify linking invariants that should be verified before evaluation can proceed. Currently HTML specifies a `"type"` assertion which is a requirement for CSS or JSON module imports due to their having different security privileges over full execution.
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+When importing WebAssembly from JavaScript, no assertion should be required since they share the same security privilege level in the ESM integration and in order to ensure transparent interoperability of the formats.
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+Future Wasm extensions may include supporting these assertions for imports from WebAssembly modules.
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 ### Evaluate
 
 During evaluation, the code is evaluated to assign values to the exported bindings. In JS, this means running the top-level module code.