Honestly, this example holds true for roughly half of the Python ecosystem; and you can square the level of frustration if it's also anything coming from Google.
(This pattern is relatively easy to understand: smart people creating something get their gratification from the creation process, not writing tedious documentation; and this is systemically embedded for people at Google, who are probably directly incentivised in a similar way.)
(This pattern is relatively easy to understand: smart people creating something get their gratification from the creation process, not writing tedious documentation; and this is systemically embedded for people at Google, who are probably directly incentivised in a similar way.)