An MSVC-compatible environment?

I don't know if it is suitable to open the issue here, but I would like to ask if the MSYS2 team interested in introducing an environment with MSVC ABI. There're some advantages with MSVC ABI:

• Some commercial libraries only distributes with MSVC ABI. For example, CUDA. An MSVC-compatible environment could distribute the open-sources libraries with CUDA support (pytorch, maybe).
• Many open-source libraries also assume MSVC as the compiler on Windows. Build scripts need less modifications to compile.
• Many open-source libraries doesn't provide installers. Only vcpkg could handle them, but it costs a lot time and the compilation might fail. I think pacman is better than vcpkg.

The cc of such environment might be clang, or a wrapper of MSVC (a small executable, trying to find the real MSVC through vswhere.exe). The Windows SDK import libraries could be either the open-sourced one, or by searching the installed one in Program Files.

No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by reviewing the requested MSVC ABI, compiler, Windows SDK, and pacman environment requirements; done would be a maintainer-approved feasibility and design direction for introducing such an environment.