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When a chain of code (or data) cells has embedded labels, the assembler creates needless duplicates rather than sharing the labelled tails. Since the cells are read-only, this duplication of not easy to observe. However, the nth instruction can expose this behavior. The nth-tail should match the embedded labels, not just in denoted value, but in identity.

In the playground this code example demonstrates the issue. The assertions should pass, but they currently do not.

After the core is stripped from the wasm part, it would be cool to take blog_os from Phillipp Opperman and integrate uFork into it as a usage example.

I found this project after a deep dive into actor frameworks and I think it's great. I would love to contribute, but I'm not sure my low-level knowledge is enough for all the hard work. But I do have experience with Rust and was thinking, it might be nice to have a native UI as well. Some of the UI frameworks even support WASM, so the same UI code could be used for native and web. I could de-couple the code a bit from WASM itself, so that it runs in both environments.

But before I invest the time, I thought I'd ask first if something like that is even wanted.

It should be quite easy to add some github actions to run the tests on each commit/PR and deploy the files to github pages, if the build was successful. This would guarantee that contributions don't break tests and that people can simply test the VM directly in the browser without having to manually compile it.