IDK, if you want a rock solid wasi implementation it makes a lot of sense to use it in a somewhat, but not really, critical part of the bootstrap process. Comp

IDK, if you want a rock solid wasi implementation it makes a lot of sense to use it in a somewhat, but not really, critical part of the bootstrap process. Compiling to wasi which is then translated to C (as it is more efficient than a wasm interpreter apparently) does seem like an extra, unnecessary, step but what do I know about bootstrapping a compiler.