All the README and docs are written by non-native speakers. This is very obvious, I think. The company behind this is Japanese. The 'Trendy' comes from the wis

All the README and docs are written by non-native speakers. This is very obvious, I think. The company behind this is Japanese. The 'Trendy' comes from the wish to use titles for the guiding priciples that start with the letter 'T' because 'truck' does. That's what I learned when I submitted a PR with an "improved" README that kept the alliteration but had all three guiding principles start with the letter 'U' instead. It got refused. :) Think of it what you will but for me it's fine if the README and parts of the docs are a bit Anglish sounding as long as the code is solid and I can understand what is meant.