`else` block in `try` statement swallows exceptions

No source file or test is named. Start by tracing how the compiler translates the provided Python try/except/else example, then verify that an exception raised in the else block reaches the outer context instead of being swallowed; issue #99 may provide related history.

Exceptions raised in the else block should bubble out, but instead they currently get suppressed.

This:

try:
    pass
except:
    pass
else:
    raise Exception('something wrong happened in the `else`')

compiles to:

try {
        // pass;
        try {
                var __except0__ = Exception ('something wrong happened in the `else`');
                __except0__.__cause__ = null;
                throw __except0__;
        }
        catch (__except0__) {
        }
}
catch (__except0__) {
        // pass;
}

I suggest: set a temporary boolean variable to true before the try, then flip it to false as the very first statement inside the catch, and then have an if statement on that boolean as the very first statement after the catch block (it might be better to just always generate that if inside a finally in the JavaScript even if there is no finally in the Python, because it has to execute before any finally if it does exist).

(My reasoning for flipping the boolean as the first statement in the catch instead of the last statement in the try is that if for some reason ever a JavaScript implementation existed that raised an exception while trying to set that internal implementation book-keeping variable, I think it better that our generated code explode that up a level, instead of it being caught by the local except block, because logically that is an error within the try statement itself, not the block of code inside it.)

P.S. In similar situations in the future, would you prefer I reopened #99 instead of creating this new issue?