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Very disappointment. It’s a reasonable idea, but its a cop out. Would have been better if this was not available.
Its still not really running flash, its only converting a flash project to code that is compatible with Apples legal requirements. Its a bit like saying that flash is running C code if you use Alchemy. Nothing has changed.
Roll on flash on smartphones, that’s much better news.