> I don't find the cons all that compelling to be honest, or at least I think they warrant further discussion It needs a novel JS port of a C compresison libra

> I don't find the cons all that compelling to be honest, or at least I think they warrant further discussion It needs a novel JS port of a C compresison library, which will be wired into a heavily-used and public-facing toolchain, and is something that will ruin a significant number of peoples' days if it breaks. For me, that kind of ask needs a compelling use case from the start.