Questions Related to the Validation of Raw Input Bytes in C API

Hi developers, I have a problem (or somewhat feature request) related to the C API. Given a raw bytes stream, I need to validate whether it is a valid wasm module or not. In current binaryen-c.h file, we have BinaryenModuleRead and BinaryenModuleValidate to parse raw bytes into a BinaryenModule and validate BinaryenModule respectively.

However, for BinaryenModuleRead, it will exit the process if the input raw bytes are invalid, for BinaryenModuleValidate it will print error messages to the stdout/stderr and requires a BinaryenModuleRef as parameter, so I want to know if there is an API that takes raw bytes as input, returns 1 for valid and 0 for invalid, and does nothing else (just like the WebAssembly.validate() in JS-Wasm API) ?

Thanks in advance for any kind response.

Start with binaryen-c.h and compare the behavior and contracts of BinaryenModuleRead and BinaryenModuleValidate. Check how the C API handles invalid raw bytes and diagnostics, using WebAssembly.validate() as the requested behavior reference. Done means a documented raw-byte validation entry point can report validity without exiting the process or emitting output.