Disable superseded Wasm benchmarks by default#178
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As discussed in last week's sync. Specifically `gcc-loops` and `quicksort` are very micro-benchmarky, and this reduces the proportion of Wasm workloads again a bit.
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As discussed in last week's sync. Specifically
gcc-loopsandquicksortare very micro-benchmarky, and this reduces the proportion of Wasm workloads again a bit.(Also moved all disabled/old Wasm workloads to the beginning of the Wasm list now. We can still decide to disable
tsf-wasmlater, since8bitbench-wasmis also quite dispatch heavy and possibly a nice replacement.)@eqrion @kmiller68 Let me know if I can merge this, then we can make some progress on the other open Wasm PRs.