Neat. I like keeping track of ninja implementations (I'm a CMake developer), but it's unfortunate how many end up skipping `dyndep` support (granted, it is not

Neat. I like keeping track of ninja implementations (I'm a CMake developer), but it's unfortunate how many end up skipping `dyndep` support (granted, it is not trivial) because it is necessary to reliably build C++20 modules (and Fortran modules FWIW). It's probably fine since it seems to be built for a minimal platform where saying "no" to C++ (nevermind C++20) is possible, but I wonder how many people know that the number of tools that can reliably support C++20 is far smaller than it has been historically.