I also agree with adament. It may not be responsive to your question but your question doesn't read in good faith and many of your other comments in this thread read as pitiless war against an opponent you've decided is your enemy.

There have been many articles written that push back against the narrative a small cohort of security people push that GnuPG and OpenPGP by extension should be avoided at all costs. Personally, I find it has stood the test of time admirably and that its "multi-tool" functionality unlocks features I use almost every day like a web of trust in Keybase and using it as an ssh agent. I actually don't want another tiny tool in age. With Sequoia the future of PGP looks bright.

Thanks, I am sorry for taking your time.