@leeper, thanks for developing such a stable and well-designed package. Digging into it during the past week, I'm even more appreciative of its design and consistency. And you left a good roadmap of what the package needs next (eg, #4 & #16), which has helped the transition It's been fun learning about it and gaining some new tools in my toolbox along the way.

(To those on the repo's watchlist, I promise I won't bend the purpose of GitHub issues too frequently. But I think @leeper deserves the additional recognition.)

ref #21