Valid criticisms but I should note I didn't write the library. Apologies if I left another impression. I agree shell scripts are still more convenient for iter

Valid criticisms but I should note I didn't write the library. Apologies if I left another impression. I agree shell scripts are still more convenient for iteration but as you pointed out in your last paragraph, most of mine crossed the complexity threshold and it's now more worth it to me to invest in a proper program than to keep stumbling on poorly documented edge cases in bash/zsh. And I again agree with your criticisms of the Golang library (worthy of filling a few issues in their GitHub repo btw, if you have the time), it's just that my stance there is: sure it will hurt replacing shell scripts but we should start getting to it. Being stuck in this local maxima is limiting.