Add C Language Plugin Support#6
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This PR introduces support for WebAssembly Component Model plugins written in C, expanding the plugin ecosystem beyond Rust implementations.
You will be able to run this kind of command in the REPL:
echoc foowhich will act like theechoplugin (made in rust).✨ Key Features
c_modules/plugin-echo/component.c) as a reference implementationjco transpileintegration to run C plugins in the browser🔧 Technical Implementation
justtasks for C plugin development (just dl-wasi-sdk,just c-wit-bindgen-plugins)jco transpileprovides JavaScript bindings for browser execution📚 Documentation
c_modules/README.md🧪 Testing
📦 Resources
C Tooling
This feature enables developers to write plugins in C, providing more language options for the WebAssembly Component Model REPL ecosystem while maintaining the same plugin interface and functionality as Rust implementations. C plugins now work seamlessly across both CLI and web hosts.