Compile components without a JS runtime

## Summary
For certain scenarios, it would be great if we could create WebAssembly Components from JS/ESM with this library, without requiring a JS runtime.

## Background
If a backend service written in Python or Ruby would like to take an input string of Javascript, precompile a wasm component, and then run it using a Wasmtime host for Python or Ruby, needing a full JS runtime to do the compilation step will complicate things in that backend host.

## Proposal

With the current trend that a lot of JS tooling is also available in Rust (Biome, Oxc, Rolldown, etc), would it be possible to see this project as a two-layer library?

The *lower layer* is implemented in Rust (maybe using existing ecosystem tools where available) to bundle and compile the JS code into a WebAssembly Component, and the higher layer would be bindings to the lower layer.

Those *higher-layer* bindings might be JS, which would give the end result of this project (lower layer + higher level), but those bindings might also be written in Python or Ruby, to pair with e.g. [Wasmtime-Py](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime-py) or [Wasmtime-Rb](https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime-rb).

Let me know if I should elaborate!

Aucun fichier ni test n'est nommé. Commencez par examiner les points d'entrée de compilation JS/ESM existants ainsi que la distinction faite par la proposition entre Rust de niveau inférieur et bindings de niveau supérieur ; le travail serait considéré comme terminé lorsqu'une approche définie pour compiler sans runtime JS et identifier les bindings nécessaires serait établie.

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