you're essentially trading runtime flexibility for ahead-of-time correctness guarantees. The debugger benefit you mention is underrated. Being able to use nativ

you're essentially trading runtime flexibility for ahead-of-time correctness guarantees. The debugger benefit you mention is underrated. Being able to use native tooling on translated code instead of building a custom debugger is a huge quality of life improvement that doesn't get talked about enough in emulator discussions. have you considered using a conservative superset approach where you translate everything that looks like it could be code, even if some of it never executes? The overhead of dead translated code seems worth it compared to missing a live path.