Re: Lua bytecode doesn't compress well (with LZMA)

["Juris Kalnins" <juris@...>]

> Squish actually uses this as its main output filter,  (there's more
> than one, such as the one that replaces Lua keywords with single bytes
> > 128) - and it works really well.

And it's very simple to modify llex.c to parse such alternative tokens,
so that reduced scripts can be used directly (btw, Lua also has 20+ unused
bytes from the 0..31 control character range).