> There's nothing more to add, fix or improve in the eyes of the maintainer. What a nice place to end up in What a strange thing to say. Baffling. It's depre

> There's nothing more to add, fix or improve in the eyes of the maintainer. What a nice place to end up in What a strange thing to say. Baffling. It's deprecated because programming standards have changed, the team agrees with those standards and nevertheless feels it would be too much work to incorporate them. Not "there's nothing more to add" but "we choose to prioritize stability over new features"