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I agree; there are things in the code base that I personally dislike (a number of classes which could be decomposed into smaller units) but overall it's pretty good.

I had the honour of being able to review this under NDA before it was made public (pro bono, and limited to static analysis and an hour poking around suspicious looking classes). I've seen a lot of .Net code in my time and this was surprisingly good. Sure there are things which could be improved, but you'll find an order of magnitude more issues in most other code (especially dynamic languages, which are magnets inadvertent issues affecting correctness).