So, let's see here. Here we have a program, that is used to install scripts from source that has been targeted, and breached multiple times last few months, can run arbitrary code on millions or billions of user computer, servers. And, it was ported to another programming language, resulting in 1m LOC, in 7 days for publicity stunt of a LLM company

Even multiple people can not go through 1m lines of code for any kind of vulnerability in 7 days, let alone 'observe' more segfaults, OOMS, unsafe behavior, on who knows how many possible ways things can go wrong in this new condition.

Only guaranty is 99% tests passed, and the engineer who is paid by the same LLM company.

How in the world, any sane engineer would agree, this would be remotely a good idea to continue using this tool, for a chance that such a expensive change won't actually land in production?