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I guess you're referring to the idea that the flag made the previous implementation practically non-existent for users. And I agree! But "implement something n

I guess you're referring to the idea that the flag made the previous implementation practically non-existent for users. And I agree! But "implement something new!" is a very different demand from "you took that away from us, undo that!"

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> No, obviously to re-add jxl without a flag Is asking for the old thing to be re-added, but without the flag that sabotaged it. It is the same as "you took that away from us, undo that!" Removing a flag does not turn it into a magical, mystical new thing that has to be built from scratch. This is silly. The entire point of having flags is to provide a testing platform for code that may one day have the flag removed.