Is the "syscall layer" for this distributed runtime also designed to be distributed? I don't think WASI and POSIX-like abstractions lend themselves to be schedu

Is the "syscall layer" for this distributed runtime also designed to be distributed? I don't think WASI and POSIX-like abstractions lend themselves to be scheduled across a cluster. For instance, there's no way to mark a newly launched thread as not requiring shared memory. I see a lot of benefit in designing a syscall interface from the ground up for a distributed context.