Yeah, I wasn't recommending it as a mitigation per se. python /does/ have relative imports but they're not required. C and C++ notionally have a similar thing w

Yeah, I wasn't recommending it as a mitigation per se. python /does/ have relative imports but they're not required. C and C++ notionally have a similar thing with "include.h" vs <include.h> but the behavior is complex and not really designed for avoiding confusion about where the header is coming from.