add new export options to docs

md/4_export_embed/dev_embed/export_exe/export_exe.md

@@ -69,3 +69,16 @@ these files included in the export.
 - Should you need the directory structure of your patch to be "flat" (no js/ or assets/ subdirectory) you can select this option.
   - This will ususally not be needed, some platforms do not allow for accessing subdirectories tough, and some setups of frameworks like react/vue also behave weirdly with subdirectories.
 
+### Minify Code
+
+- Deselecting this option will make your code bigger, but more readable, might be useful in debugging situations, you usually don't want this in "production".
+
+### Add Source Maps
+
+- When minifying code, this option will add [source maps](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/sourcemaps) to your javascript files.
+  This will make the code readable in dev-tools and may help in debugging situations, but will have and additional download for
+  people opening the dev-tools of their browser.
+
+## Minify GLSL
+
+- Minify shadercode. Same as "Minify Code", but for GLSL-Shadercode

md/4_export_embed/dev_embed/export_github/export_github.md

@@ -86,3 +86,17 @@ these files included in the export.
 
 - Should you need the directory structure of your patch to be "flat" (no js/ or assets/ subdirectory) you can select this option.
   - This will ususally not be needed, some platforms do not allow for accessing subdirectories tough, and some setups of frameworks like react/vue also behave weirdly with subdirectories.
+
+### Minify Code
+
+- Deselecting this option will make your code bigger, but more readable, might be useful in debugging situations, you usually don't want this in "production".
+
+### Add Source Maps
+
+- When minifying code, this option will add [source maps](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/sourcemaps) to your javascript files.
+  This will make the code readable in dev-tools and may help in debugging situations, but will have and additional download for
+  people opening the dev-tools of their browser.
+
+## Minify GLSL
+
+- Minify shadercode. Same as "Minify Code", but for GLSL-Shadercode

md/4_export_embed/dev_embed/export_netlify/export_netlify.md

@@ -68,3 +68,17 @@ these files included in the export.
 
 - Should you need the directory structure of your patch to be "flat" (no js/ or assets/ subdirectory) you can select this option.
     - This will ususally not be needed, some platforms do not allow for accessing subdirectories tough, and some setups of frameworks like react/vue also behave weirdly with subdirectories.
+
+### Minify Code
+
+- Deselecting this option will make your code bigger, but more readable, might be useful in debugging situations, you usually don't want this in "production".
+
+### Add Source Maps
+
+- When minifying code, this option will add [source maps](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/sourcemaps) to your javascript files.
+  This will make the code readable in dev-tools and may help in debugging situations, but will have and additional download for
+  people opening the dev-tools of their browser.
+
+## Minify GLSL
+
+- Minify shadercode. Same as "Minify Code", but for GLSL-Shadercode

md/4_export_embed/dev_embed/export_zip/export_zip.md

@@ -41,3 +41,17 @@ these files included in the export.
 
 - Should you need the directory structure of your patch to be "flat" (no js/ or assets/ subdirectory) you can select this option.
     - This will ususally not be needed, some platforms do not allow for accessing subdirectories tough, and some setups of frameworks like react/vue also behave weirdly with subdirectories.
+
+### Minify Code
+
+- Deselecting this option will make your code bigger, but more readable, might be useful in debugging situations, you usually don't want this in "production".
+
+### Add Source Maps
+
+- When minifying code, this option will add [source maps](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/sourcemaps) to your javascript files. 
+  This will make the code readable in dev-tools and may help in debugging situations, but will have and additional download for
+  people opening the dev-tools of their browser.
+
+## Minify GLSL
+
+- Minify shadercode. Same as "Minify Code", but for GLSL-Shadercode