Or at least get the core things rock solid. The impression I'm nearly always left with is that Docker's business decisions are very focused on the 80% functiona

Or at least get the core things rock solid. The impression I'm nearly always left with is that Docker's business decisions are very focused on the 80% functionality and they don't want to be bothered with the diminishing returns that are so critical to get right before you try to run down another rabbit trail. Deep roots are critical for growing wide branches if you don't want to get blown over in a light breeze.