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I believe this is the last major chunk of blocking work to merging
initintomain, slapping a license of our choosing on this thing, and opening the repo to the world (sans publicity for now, sorry HN/Lobsters fans). While there's still tiny items from #1 and #2 to button up, this documentsseatrialto a degree that, if I were to get into a fight with an elk or a bear or something and lose, I'm confident TWGers would still be able to use and maintain this thing :)This does not yet include Homebrew packaging for MacOS. I'd like to put together a
@dockwatap or something that can be added to aBrewfileand thus pullseatrialon bare metal for MacOS users, but (1) that's a pain in the butt with private repos, and (2) it's water I haven't yet charted (prior platform work I did in Rust for MacOS was compiled with Nix, and at other points I've just taken the "Linux, either bare metal or by Docker, is the only supported platforrm" path. I don't think either is going to work in this scenario, so I'll finally invest some calories in learning Homebrew formulae).