I'm glad they are sticking to the core, because the complexity, fragility and corner cases all make that 1% a worse experience for people who trust it to work r

I'm glad they are sticking to the core, because the complexity, fragility and corner cases all make that 1% a worse experience for people who trust it to work reliably. In addition, of the out-of-scope suggestions I've seen, most are actually miles away from being available are completely inappropiate, or are so full of corner cases that they're right to be refused. On the plus side, the source is all there and it's easy to compile, so that 1% shouldn't be difficult to fill by someone with a little knowledge.