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It's not quite as simple as just dropping in a new library, and away you go. The N64 had a vector coprocessor (the RSP) which handled the calculation side of both the graphics and audio stack. HLE-ing the N64 still required reverse-engineering the routines uploaded to the RSP.
Overall, there were roughly 20-40 unique sets of microcode routines. Some were used by only one or two games, some were used by a fairly large chunk. So it's not entirely the same situation with the CD-i.
For what it's worth, another person replying to @thedopster did mention the same thing - that it should theoretically be more straightforward to HLE the CD-i than do it bare-metal - but also accurately gauged that that method is a no-go for MAME.
MAME doesn't go the HLE route when emulating the N64, either, as the stated goal of the project is to at least attempt to emulate things as accurately as possible. HLE is generally only invoked as a last resort, and we're not even near last-resort territory with the CD-i.
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