As there's no associated bug, here's the issue:
- Some ES6 functionality in Chrome is presently broken; this fixes it.
- The natives (built-in libraries) can be accessed by their 'name'.
  This is used to active ES6 flags.
- Strangely enough, there's an id and a name, where the name is derived
  from the id as "native %s.js", with %s for the id.
- NativesCollection<.>::GetScriptName uses the name.
- NativesCollection<.>::GetIndex uses the id.
- Example:
  NativesCollection<EXPERIMENTAL>::GetIndex("harmony-string") -> 3
  NativesCollection<EXPERIMENTAL>::GetScriptName(3) -> "native harmony-string.js"
- Nobody knows why; it's quite mysterious.
- When introducing the "external startup data", I didn't fully understand this
  and used the id in both places.
- When the "external startup data" was turned on in Chrome, ES6 features broke
  in Chrome since the libraries could no longer be found.
- This CL fixes this and makes the external startup data behave just like the
  built-in version.

R=dslomov
BUG=

Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/774613003

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