Helper functions that call helper functions that construct class instances to pass into helper functions that yield helper class instances that trigger dispatch to internal functions that build up a graph representation that gets traversed according to command-line arguments in order to do... stuff. I totally had this realistically scoped to start with...
It feels a little bit like building a house out of popsicle sticks, but whatever.
It's like trying to translate an academic paper into production-ready code, but everyone involved is me.
I feel like my Python code might be in a ternary plot with extremes of "pseudo-code", "Pokémon", and "speaking in tongues".
Unfocused rambling because I more-or-less took things easy today.
I guess it's a good thing I tried writing some of these tests.
Trying to make sure that my failure messages are more detailed than "something broke somewhere."
I really hope this ends up being worth it.
It's probably a little cursed when there's a block that just starts if not typing.TYPE_CHECKING:
Past me telling me "It's okay, you've got this." and I'm not sure I believe it.