Whether people want it or not is beside the point.

It's a learning experience.

And please don't call me no one. I want it.

(and others, like BreadOnPenguins, have said positive things about it, like it being a fun project ~ which it is.).

;D

And, again, to the point, being capitalist or the code embarrassing, is not relevant criteria to releasing with a free software license.

And, would you prefer I not be upfront about having used an LLM to expedite parts of the process? ... Like I imagine the vast majority of projects assisted by or written by LLM are. Several of which you may be using without realising. I think it's more important to be forthcoming about that... and to not discourage people being forthcoming about that [nor discourage people learning]. More in the spirit of FOSS, than those who atrophy their skill and inflame their egos claiming it entirely their own doing [or those who seem to seek to discourage learning [reading and debugging more code]].

And, thanks for that comment, further fueling me getting around to resolving https://codeberg.org/Digit/fin/issues/58 too.