But why would Elm be any different? (I understand that it is, but there's no rational reason I can see that this has happened to JS and not other languages, esp things that compile to JS where the anemic std lib argument doesn't even really apply)
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My take on this is that, since writing JS has been error prone for a long time (still is), a "unix" philosophy of doing only one thing well helped with reducing complexity of single packages. Less complexity leads to less room for error.
