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On top of security concerns, you're now shipping potentially buggy code with every dataset. And you're relying on adherence to semver to match local binary unpacker implementations to particular wasm unpackers.

I see why you're doing it, but it also opens up a whole avenue of new types of bugs. Now the dataset itself could have consistency issues if, say, the unpacker produces different data based on the order it's called, and there will be a concept of bugfixes to the unpackers - how will we roll those out?

Fascinating.