It just blows my mind that this, and some of the other idiosyncracies of Python are not sorted out. Python3 was a big stain because of those issues. Python 4

It just blows my mind that this, and some of the other idiosyncracies of Python are not sorted out. Python3 was a big stain because of those issues. Python 4 could literally just be a platform shift to sort out paths, libraries, dependencies, documentation in order to try to solve all those problems. It's just amazing how nutty things can be for tech we all depend on. We would have never designed something that way on purpose. Bash - as a non-expert I also feel is a bit wierd. I almost what Computer Science God to come along and make a shell script, a clean light language like python/js, maybe something like Swift/Java, and then something like Rust but a bit easier - and they all feel a bit similar and integrate and the build tooling is fairly clean and the whole world can get along.