XSLT 2.0 question

I'm thinking the answer to the following will be no, along with some choice
witticisms regarding my ancestry, but I had a weird freaking idea a couple
nights ago about using inline xslt as sort of a scripting language for an
app I'm working on, obviously this is me thinking of future extensions to
said app.

am wondering if it would be possible to set up solutions that do the
following in xslt 2.0, let us say you run your xslt against an xml document
that contains inline xslt code, perhaps just a single xsl:template, would
there be any way, hopefully incredibly involved and complex :) to declare
that inline templates should be run and take precedence over templates in
the xslt.
so if I have in the xslt
<xsl:template match="person">
do something
</xsl:template>

and in the xml document I'm transforming
<person>...</person>
<code><xsl:template match="person">do something else</xsl:template></code>





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