I wonder if there's some architectural reason for using `["Status", {}]` shapes instead of a more traditional response shape [ "Ok", {

I wonder if there's some architectural reason for using `["Status", {}]` shapes instead of a more traditional response shape [ "Ok", { "data": { It seems to place a lot of the error detection burden upon the caller, since the response can be empty `[]`, it can have a status without a body (which, I guess may be fine for their api?) `["OkHarHar"]`, and then the usual promises-made-promises-kept of the expected keys being in the `response[1]` location. One can see this heartache sort of play out in the subsequent python code in the blog post although they just return None in the simple `len() != 2` case