Wouldn't it be possible/easier to create a new/separate script that converts the `make -p` output to the desired `.dot` graph? (Just to have this not be a thin

Wouldn't it be possible/easier to create a new/separate script that converts the `make -p` output to the desired `.dot` graph? (Just to have this not be a thing that needs to pass through the GNU make project.) Also I feel like on most nontrivial projects the graph would be gigantic & to get any usability you'd need something interactive where you can collapse/expand the nodes you're (not) interested in. Don't we have a bunch of JS libraries these days that provide this?