I don't want to "pull this off", nor do I want to expend the time/energy to do so. We're not Microsoft with effectively infinite budgets, nor are we Elasticsearch/Grafana Orgs with metric oodles of developer-hours, and 50k+ github star mindshares-worth of evangelists behind us to document and tutorialize every tiny little feature in a cookbook or doc website.

Code changes, and it's kinda silly to expect interfaces to be locked in place as that'll stifle development for even small-ish features. Does that mean every minor version or commit will change fundamental or large parts of the codebase? Probably not, but it's a sliding scale and people seriously need to find something better to do than writing Yet Another Python Package Manager.

I use the term "we" loosely here ofc in the context of this mini-rant.