I think you and the parent comment both make great points. I definitely get the point about the additional load to maintain a deep standard library but, as som

I think you and the parent comment both make great points. I definitely get the point about the additional load to maintain a deep standard library but, as someone from a heavy Python background who has only begun to dabble in Rust, it felt a little off to have to reach for a crate just to do a regex match on a string.