My main problem is not with JS but having native modules break if we do this. V8's C++ API is significantly easier to use than the other JS VMs when I have done experiments, however, that C++ API makes some assumptions that are not always true across JS Core, Nitro, or the Monkey engines. While moving Node core to an agnostic binding would be ideal, most of the more complex C/C++ bindings would remain bound to w/e VM you write the headers to. This would lead to fragmentation and needing to not only test your Node modules against multiple operating systems, but VM bindings as well.
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