Should I use this instead of cherow?

I am working on an experimental project of my own, full-time. Couldn’t stop building things if I tried! I know this is your experimental parser you’ve been working on, and that you’re retired, but that you keep popping up and doing work on this stuff anyway, so I can only assume that you’re doing this because you like doing it. As such, I’m uncertain what your plans are, given that this is published on NPM and seems to be fully configured for ongoing development. Your co-developer on Cherow doesn’t seem to have a lot of time, from the activity I’ve been observing, and so I’m wondering if Meriyah is a case of you sort of taking the reins back to some extent. Due to the nature of my project, I’m not installing from NPM - I do my own custom form of bundling and haven’t written support for NPM-installed packages at this stage, so I just grab the latest cherow.esm.js from /dist in the dev branch. What would you prefer I do, to support your own efforts as best I can? Because I’m doing a heavy amount of transpiling/bundling via Cherow, I’m hitting the odd edge case now and again, as my bug reports possibly suggest, so I’ll be continuing to report these kinds of issues when they pop up, but whether I do so against Cherow or Meriyah makes little difference to me as long as it is getting the job done 😃

[KFlash]

@axefrog Meriyah REPL: https://meriyah.github.io/meriyah/

[axefrog]

Nice work! For a retiree, you sure work fast 😉