Hi, first of all, thank you for what seems like a really great library.

I have a question about how compilation caching is meant to be used. In the first iteration of this loop, the cacheBytes are (understandably) not accepted, yet a working script that can be executed is returned anyway. Since it returns a working script, it makes me think it did a compilation, but I couldn't see how I could populate cacheBytes based on that result. Hence the second call to v8.Compile, with the different arity that has cacheBytes as an out parameter. Is there a better way?

Would it make sense to have a method that that has cacheBytes as a ref parameter, so the function can use it or update it as appropriate?

    var v8 = new V8Runtime();
    var eng = v8.CreateScriptEngine();    
    var cacheBytes = new byte[0];
    
    var code = "console.log('hello'); 5";
    
    for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
        var script = v8.Compile(code, V8CacheKind.Code, cacheBytes, out var cacheAccepted);
        var res = eng.Evaluate(script);
        if (!cacheAccepted) {
            v8.Compile(code, V8CacheKind.Code, out cacheBytes);
        }
        script.Dump("s");
        cacheAccepted.Dump("ca?");
        res.Dump("result");
    }