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X-Bullshit: module hypervisor persistence-aware backend 

> why cache at all?

Fair enough. I haven't benchmarked enough to know if it'll help.

However, assuming it does, the question is whether there's an
objection to pushing it into webfs instead of doing it in the
browser. That affects a few design decisions.