Move LEGACY_SETTINGS into settings.py #25596
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This data structure makes more sense alongside all the other lists in this file like `COMPILE_TIME_SETTINGS` and `DEPRECATED_SETTINGS`. One of the main reasons for having `LEGACY_SETTINGS` in settings.js was that it was visible for those directly browsing the `.js` file. However, we now have an auto-generated `.rst` file that is the more common way for folks to read about settings. See https://emscripten.org/docs/tools_reference/settings_reference.html I updated this auto-generated document to contain this info.
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This data structure makes more sense alongside all the other lists in this file like
COMPILE_TIME_SETTINGSandDEPRECATED_SETTINGS.One of the main reasons for having
LEGACY_SETTINGSin settings.js was that it was visible for those directly browsing the.jsfile. However, we now have an auto-generated.rstfile that is the more common way for folks to read about settings.See https://emscripten.org/docs/tools_reference/settings_reference.html
I updated this auto-generated document to contain this info.