Should JavaScript section be split by runtimes?

Currently JavaScript is only being measured under NodeJS instances since it was the only runtime for JavaScript for a while, but Deno exists now, and if some benchmarks were to be run on top of Deno most people would like to make comparisons between both of them.

My suggestion is to split JavaScript into two different categories to make comparisons between them, or (much cleaner solution) add an extra record for JavaScript/Deno besides JavaScript/Node when comparing other languages.

Suggestion 1: Split Javascript in two sections: NodeJS and Deno

Currently selecting JavaScript already shows that its running under Node JS. So adding a new category would make sense for a comparison

Suggestion 2: Measure Javascript taking into account the two values

Use more than one measure for JavaScript performance by adding a record to the table in comparison with other languages

Note:

This actions can (and probably should) be taken into account for TypeScript too, since TypeScript is natively interpreted by Deno as a first class language as well, a factor that might vary a lot the results between Node and Deno TypeScript performance.