Probably for the same reasons that uutils/coreutils uses a single binary. Specifically: - it reduces the total install size, since common code, including the s

Probably for the same reasons that uutils/coreutils uses a single binary. Specifically: - it reduces the total install size, since common code, including the standard library, is only included once, rather than copied for each executable - it makes installation easier on some platforms, since you just have to install a single executable, instead of a bunch of executables