calculus and analysis - Integration over a (non-parametric) curve defined by indicator function

I want to integrate the real function myFun defined on a 2D plane over the line locus, defined as the solution of a set of equality and inequalities. For instance, let's define

myFun[x_,y_]:= Exp[-(x^2+y^2)]/\[Pi]
locus[x_,y_]:= x>0 && y==0

This is just a simplified version of the general problem, in general we may not be able to esplicitate the line locus in a parametric form (and solve the integral, as in this case, with an appropriate substitution). Consider we can find it implicitly as the intersection of a region (defined by inequalities) with an equality (as given above).

How do I integrate myFun over the set locus? It should be something like

Integrate[
 Exp[-(x^2 + 
       y^2)]/\[Pi] Ind[x,y], {x, -\[Infinity], +\[Infinity]}, {y, \
-\[Infinity], +\[Infinity]}]

with Ind[x,y] an indicator function which restrict the integration on the correct set. This function probably involves Boole and DiracDelta function. For example, in this case it works

Integrate[
 Integrate[
  Exp[-(x^2 + y^2)] Boole[
    x > 0] DiracDelta[
     y]/\[Pi], {y, -\[Infinity], +\[Infinity]}], {x, -\[Infinity], +\
\[Infinity]}]

but it is just because we could "solve" the line locus. (NOTE the order of the variable - if swapped it does not work.)

But what about the general case? For example, what if the 2D plane is the complex plane and I have the (not necessarily straight) line

locus[x_,y_]:= Re[(x + I y)^2+(3 + I 5)]>0 && Im[(x + I y)^2+(3 + I 5)]==0