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Meta comment: your committer email is not in sync with your profile so the Github UI shows the commits attached to a blank user. If you want these two in sync you can either add your committing email to your Github account or you can modify your git config to use your Github email as your commit email. Or you can just leave it as is too. :)
I do a similar thing for my side project. Note that the clang that comes with Xcode (Apple clang) doesn’t have wasm support.
I have had more headache with my not-too-but-old-enough Linux systems, 2 of 2 failed: one got stuck when linking (yes, the linker hangs!), another one produced perfect size .wasm output, with... wait for it... full of zero bytes. Full story here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71573019/cant-compile-to...
Is there a similar example for C?
Anyway, you can use C++ as C, using just as many C++ features as you need. (Insert "throwing the guy out of window" meme picture here.)
This looks good! In my experience the hardest part for compiling WebAssembly is third party dependencies. Getting arbitrary libraries to build can be rather challenging.