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I believe JS has access to 64-bit.

JS has access to 64-bit floating point, not int.

JS has BigInt support, a quick Google tells me this is supported by wasm. I'm not sure if they are doing that here or not.

BigInt is often orders of magnitude less performant than int32 so it's unlikely to be helpful in this situation.

Unless you're compiling from something like Cheerp.