> marketing fluff

I bet this is not marketing, just an artifact of intensive vibe-coding

You people are funny, trying to reason about readability and distractions. Go drink your americanos in your skinny jeans (or whatever is the most recent thing falling out of fashion in favor of the next big thing).

Apple products are gonna be perceived as the icon of the beauty and usability regardless of the actual qualities. Be sure, Xiaomi and Huawei (and probably even Samsung) will try mimicking the newest Apple design language. Like it was before with crippled keyboards, enormous touchpads, glossy reflective screens, notches, etc..

You missed the parser part and mistakenly focused on editability.

Diffx authors wrote a prototype in Python where JSON support is built-in. Go parse it in bash or C.

Having to parse JSON for the sake of applying a patch is not exactly wise

> format (string – recommended): > > This would indicate the metadata format. Currently, only json is officially supported, and is the default if not provided.

JSON doesn't seem a good choice for representing metadata in a format that aims to be universal. It is unnecessarily complicated for this purpose IMO

Suddenly "temperature" parameter starts making sense

(If you ever tried fine-tuning an analog circuit, you'll know how finicky the process due to the environment, including temperature)