Is there some call_later/2 for SWI-Prolog, maybe in WASM?

Help! Predicate
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Was just browsing this docu, but couldn’t make head nor tail:

Using SWI-Prolog in your browser (WASM)
https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=wasm

Is there any way to schedule a callback inside Prolog? This is
easily done in JavaScript via setTimeout(). Its not that I would like
to await some promise, the below setTimeout() is a fire

and forget. I would like to run this example:

tick(0) :- !.
tick(N) :- M is N-1, write('tick '), flush_output,
    call_later(tick(M), 1000).
tock(0) :- !.
tock(N) :- M is N-1, write('tock '), flush_output,
    call_later(tock(M), 5000).

It should display something along:

?- tick(11), tock(3), sleep(12000).
tick tock tick tick tick tick tock tick tick tick tick tick tock tick true.
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The same works in Tau Prolog sandbox:

:- use_module(library(os)).
call_later(G, T) :-
   set_timeout(T, G, _).

I get this result:

small_rizla

The predicate set_timeout/3 is also mentioned here:

Web development with Tau Prolog
José A. Riaza - June 13, 2022
https://biblioteca.sistedes.es/submissions/descargas/2022/PROLE/2022-PROLE-006.pdf