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feat(codemode): expose host classes and functions through extensions - #48941
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Hosts can hand a program real classes and functions. They behave like JavaScript inside the program; every value that crosses the boundary is converted, never shared, so the program cannot reach or mutate host objects.
What crosses, and how
The handle
The one hole the reviews found, closed
A program can copy any prototype method onto any object. Every member checks its receiver is a handle whose instance is
instanceofthe owning class:Two latent side doors, closed while here
Files
Not in this PR: program callbacks into extension code, binary values, and the
fetch/Headers/Responseextension itself (next PR).Checks
bun run checkclean;bun test5535 pass / 0 fail.