No opinions from me on Rust pacing/contribution standards in general, or `alacritty` specifically. But from sidelines, I find it ironic that a project whose na

No opinions from me on Rust pacing/contribution standards in general, or `alacritty` specifically. But from sidelines, I find it ironic that a project whose name is a play on the word 'alacrity', meaning "cheerful readiness, promptness, or willingness", is earning criticism for its plodding perfectionism & willingness to say 'no'. (Maybe users/contributors are subconsciously applying a higher standard via the connotations of its name?)