TOML forces arrays to be encapsulated within square brackets (exactly like section paths do), although humans do not need square brackets for recognizing when s

TOML forces arrays to be encapsulated within square brackets (exactly like section paths do), although humans do not need square brackets for recognizing when something is a list. Isn't TOML meant to be read by programs? Don't square brackets make things less ambiguous for both machines and humans? There is no way to convince a human that something composed of only one member is a list (if you think differently, chances are that you are partly non-human). The author should speak for himself. TOML forces arrays to be always comma-separated, although a human can recognize a list even when the separator is a mushroom. I stopped reading after this.