Most data files are little more than scripts, that are interpreted by a host program.
But you're not right on how programs load data files data is not always a program. But then I think it's too broad to ban all executable code since it covers emulation too. That executed code could be further sandboxed to prevent viruses or malware. I understand why Apple rejects executable code - it could allow app stores within an app for example unless prevented by further guidelines (not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, but thats's likely their angle). Isn't programs as data and data as programs the basic principle of computing?
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For example, PDF files are themselves computer programs which instruct and iPad how to render a PDF visually. In reality, executing code in an emulator is what programs do. I think Apple's guideline rejecting executing code is needs to be eliminated - an emulator is an emulator.
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