Yes, it is a stretch. A huge % of individual programmers want private source control as a quick and easy backup of their code. It is also completely language a

Yes, it is a stretch. A huge % of individual programmers want private source control as a quick and easy backup of their code. It is also completely language agnostic and will only fall into jeopardy if a new, better source control system comes out (and then they subsequently don't support it). That is not the case with npm and never will be.