[docs] Document passing side modules on command line with -sMAIN_MODULE=2 - #27592
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…LE=2 Explain how passing side modules on the command line automatically preserves their required symbols in `-sMAIN_MODULE=2` mode, and how passing them together with `-sAUTOLOAD_DYLIBS=0` avoids startup loading when modules are loaded dynamically via `dlopen()`. See emscripten-core#27588
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Explain how passing side modules on the command line automatically preserves their required symbols in
-sMAIN_MODULE=2mode, and how passing them together with-sAUTOLOAD_DYLIBS=0avoids startup loading when modules are loaded dynamically viadlopen().See #27588