I don’t know, the code itself is shorter and easier to read than the readme initially was. And maybe this will dissuade folks from installing and using this if

I don’t know, the code itself is shorter and easier to read than the readme initially was. And maybe this will dissuade folks from installing and using this if they’re not committed to maintaining it as part of their dependencies. Dependencies do require your maintenance and oversight of new code revisions, but few people schedule such time. It’s essential though, any dependency could arbitrarily change its behaviour at any time, technically breaking your code until you can produce a fix. So dependencies are technically yours to maintain — you just choose to limit your maintenance from a “fork” to a version string and API usage, but the maintenance burden still exists...