I agree that it's a good format. It's an engineering compromise. The benefits you see also cause creshal's comment: > Beginning and the end, which continues to

I agree that it's a good format. It's an engineering compromise. The benefits you see also cause creshal's comment: > Beginning and the end, which continues to bite us in the ass until today, where we regularly stumble over bugs when one part of a toolchain uses one entry and the rest the other. Do you think creshal is mistaken? Of course they are due to bugs in the toolchain. That's a natural consequence of the file format. That's the whole point of creshal's comment. What do you think I'm trying to say, because I don't understand your responses based on what I thought I was trying to say.