> It turns out the intended primary use case of the crate is to store files inside Rust binaries but still have an API sort of like the filesystem API to intera

> It turns out the intended primary use case of the crate is to store files inside Rust binaries but still have an API sort of like the filesystem API to interact with them. Unfortunately, that information is hidden away in a comment on a random GitHub issue, rather than included in the project readme. A+ on technical prowess, F- on being able to articulate a couple words about it on a text file.