OT: After reading and discussing this feature in this thread, I realize, it's not about the feature or if it's good or bad.
This Deno update and the whole thing shows once again that we want a node successor but Deno as great as it sounds doesn't offer enough benefits or is 10x better than just using node + Typescript in order to leave latter and their huge ecosystem.
Even worse, it creates the notion that the Deno team desperately tries to climb back on stage and get our attention with minor improvements. Maybe I am ignorant but Deno feels just like an opinionated node/Typescript distribution with too little improvements but not like the successor we hoped for.
Besides, I wonder if the Deno team solved all the performance issues which popped up the last time I've read about Deno. There were some debates with the ws community but can't remember details anymore.