[59nadir]

To be fair to the original argument, I think it's important to understand that there is next to no Rust code in comparison to the amount of C++ code out there. It has almost no projects in comparison, and those projects are much, much smaller. I don't think that's a very controversial statement, because it's very obviously true.

Now, it's also important to keep in mind that C++ has a terrible story when it comes to centralized (or otherwise, really?) repositories for packages, so the corresponding system for C++ is at the moment completely infeasible and not at all useful. That doesn't really make the Rust code that's tested against any more meaningful in comparison to the vast amounts of C++ code out there, though.

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At the kind of pointless and debilitating scale that C++ exists and then with the relationship C++ has with packages and dependency management this entire idea is basically impossible.