Maintaining T2 platforms doesn't need to be a lot of work unless you make it so. Rust made that choice by being extraordinarily complicated, which I don't feel

Maintaining T2 platforms doesn't need to be a lot of work unless you make it so. Rust made that choice by being extraordinarily complicated, which I don't feel compelled to forgive it for. There are a lot of platforms which aren't as stupid as "bytes aren't 8 bits" and are still useful to support. Rust supports TWO architectures with anything other than broken promises.