Interesting point. In naming it this way, the maintainers have committed to firing anyone who uses it, as an implicit guarantee of the public-facing API. Fortu

Interesting point. In naming it this way, the maintainers have committed to firing anyone who uses it, as an implicit guarantee of the public-facing API. Fortunately they're free to rename it in their next release. Perhaps something snappy like __secret_internals_do_not_use_or_version_specific_retribution_will_follow_possibly_including_firing