Yes! It's kind of a pain to build now, so will probably shift to shipping as a .so/dll with a raw C api in a future version. With that, should be easy to generate bindings for any language - the host API footprint is minimal.
The primary issue with things that include their own Wasm env, that then moving that system to the web doesn't work because you can't run wasm in wasm.
Yes! Not in the open-source repo yet (because it's currently broken :) ) but you can see it in the video, and will have it working again soon.
That's exactly the goal - one wasm binary with defined input/outputs that can be loaded either in a browser or running in any app outside of a browser.
