This is the key insight: the build language is not baked into BuildKit. It’s a pluggable layer. You can write a frontend that reads a YAML spec, a TOML config, or a custom DSL, and BuildKit will execute it the same way it executes Dockerfiles.
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But the triumphance of V3 is in the addSourceBuffer hook which solves a subtle problem. In earlier versions, hooking SourceBuffer.prototype.appendBuffer at the prototype level had a vulnerability in that if fermaw’s player cached a direct reference to appendBuffer before the hook was installed (i.e., const myAppend = sourceBuffer.appendBuffer; myAppend.call(sb, data)), the hook would never fire. The player would bypass the prototype entirely and call the original native function through its cached reference.