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No one's forcing anyone to use those things, though. I think the benefit of having those wrapped into Deno is that they'll presumably be performance optimized, but it's just as easy to use JS instead of TS, use ESLint instead of `deno lint`, Prettier instead of `deno fmt`, or whatever. Those are kind of evergreen toolchain concepts that I think benefit from being standard to Deno, even if their implementations are minimalistic.