I don't think there is any difference in self-hosting JavaScript or JS-engine in C++. For example, use the example case `Array.prototype.map`, in C++, we could code a native function and create a corresponding object for each realm (note that the only shared part is the native function). In JS-based JS engine, we can create multiple objects sharing the same [[Call]] internal slot - exactly same as it is in C++ implementations.
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