Thanks for the context! There's a lot in here that I didn't know. That said, I do think that as soon as you rename a branch (example Perl 6 became Raku), it st

Thanks for the context! There's a lot in here that I didn't know. That said, I do think that as soon as you rename a branch (example Perl 6 became Raku), it stops being a replacement. It's not even a branch at that point, it a fork. It's a new entity entirely, with all the pros and cons that this entails. If the goal was to replace Perl, it shoulda stuck with Perl 6 as the name. No?