> I feel like they were being a little dramatic about it, but it is startling to me that its 2025 and the team still has not fixed it. You were right, it's a n

> I feel like they were being a little dramatic about it, but it is startling to me that its 2025 and the team still has not fixed it. You were right, it's a niche and therefore pretty much irrelevant issue. They may as well have rejected Python due to its "significant whitespace".