I'm not particularly concerned about the standard library, but about the more dynamic features of the language. Not just exec/eval, but for example the complex dispatching logic behind magic methods, especially the various __getattr__, __getattribute__.
They are where alternative runtime implementations usually stumble, as if they were an intrinsic bottleneck to Python runtime performance.
exec/eval do not work, but all of the other dispatching and magic methods are supposed to work exactly like CPython (and if they don't, it's a bug/not yet implemented).