No and I have no plans to implement it.

There's no automated way to do it yet but you can build a C API based on https://github.com/Kode/Kha/tree/master/Backends/KoreHL/KoreC

I try to make the workflow the same as in Kode Studio as much as that's possible. What differences in particular are you talking about?

Yes, you can use kha.Worker to write multithreaded code that runs via HTML5 and natively. Keep in mind that native targets share memory but HTML5 does not allow that so you need to be a little careful to keep your code portable.

Don't worry about it, you're very welcome.

The "linter" (it's actually the compiler) doesn't pick up asset changes immediately. But your actual problem is that you didn't call begin/end on g2.

Kode Studio uses the Haxe version in Kha/Tools/haxe and you can replace that. Not recommended though, we don't test with other versions. When you compile on the command line you can alternatively use the --haxe parameter.

Run Kha/make html5 once, then peek into the build dir and you will find your hxml file.

Yes, build on macOS and try again. Some paths might be wrong otherwise or something, never tried to create the iOS project on Windows.

Use the search functionality and look for WinMain.