Hard disagree. The "neo-serverless" version has always been extremely confusing to me. I expect serverless to mean the absence of a server. In SQLite's particu

Hard disagree. The "neo-serverless" version has always been extremely confusing to me. I expect serverless to mean the absence of a server. In SQLite's particular case, it's subverting the expectation that has persisted since the beginning of time (of databases) that a database must be managed by a server.