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What this changes

scripts/build-web.ts found the parts of javac's reads inside the compiler modules as subtract(r, subtract(r, compiler)). An intersect(spans, within) helper now says that directly. The packs it writes are the same.

Tests

• intersect(r, c) and subtract(r, subtract(r, c)) give the same spans for 20,000 random pairs of merged span lists.
• pnpm typecheck passes.

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[project516-review-bot]

The PR adds an intersect helper to replace the double-subtract pattern subtract(r, subtract(r, compiler)) with the more direct intersect(r, compiler). The implementation correctly computes the intersection of two merged span lists, and the change is used only for the /lib/modules path when building javac.pack. The logic is mathematically equivalent and the tests confirm identical output for 20,000 random pairs.

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