Hi! QuickJS has built-in support for limiting the resource use of its runtimes, discussed on page 13 of the [documentation pdf](https://bellard.org/quickjs/quickjs.pdf) (see bottom). It would be great if the configuration of these resource limits could be exposed in this package. In particular, `JS_SetInterruptHandler` allows setting a callback to be called regularly by the JS engine and can allow implementing Ctrl-C functionality a JS REPL, and time-based execution limits for either a VM instance or individual calls to `Eval`. The related CGo-based package [quickjs-go](https://github.com/buke/quickjs-go) exposes this functionality through an API that allows configuration at construction time, and also supports user-provided execution handlers with `rt.SetInterruptHandler`: ```go rt := quickjs.NewRuntime( // Specified in seconds; would be nice if it were a time.Duration, // or left to the user to implement via SetInterruptHandler quickjs.WithExecuteTimeout(30), quickjs.WithMemoryLimit(128*1024), quickjs.WithGCThreshold(256*1024), quickjs.WithMaxStackSize(65534), quickjs.WithCanBlock(true), ) // This will overwrite the execution timeout with a custom function rt.SetInterruptHandler(func() int { // Returning a nonzero value will interrupt execution return 0 }) ``` If it's possible, it would be extremely nice to have this functionality exposed as part of the Go API of this package. Thank you!