I feel like embedding a web assembly runtime and then exposing scripting API to it would give you similar benefits (you would have to add a compile C to WASM st

I feel like embedding a web assembly runtime and then exposing scripting API to it would give you similar benefits (you would have to add a compile C to WASM step before loading) while giving you a really secure sandbox. It is more complicated than just embedding a scripting language (or a scripting compiler :)) but more general and secure. Especially if WASM evolves to a point where you can compile C# and other high level languages to it (you can to a point already but it's not on par with native runtimes) - it would be the most general embedding runtime.