Lama2 probably will never have as many options/complexity as this extension. For the following purpose. If I add an intern into my team, I want them to "get" w

Lama2 probably will never have as many options/complexity as this extension. For the following purpose. If I add an intern into my team, I want them to "get" what's going on with APIs without many reference docs. So it has to pass real "intern tests". Second difference is: I want to keep the "language" and "extension" utterly separate. In fact, I want `l2` support in multiple editors; VSCode is just a start. Third, I have a rudimentary Postman import, which preserves original hierarchy/organization. My focus is to get the basic features of Postman with similar ease of use, on top of a lightweight UI. (maybe 20% of Postman's features; not more)