Remove weird statistics #2
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The crates.io stats are misleading because it's a *very* incomplete list. I have no idea how crates.io defines these categories, but none of my no-std no-alloc crates are listed. I feel like listing this with such a small number of crates does a disservice to the community that has been working on making a great no-std ecosystem. Hence this PR. Let's keep it more vague while still making the point. Thanks!
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Sounds good to me, thank you for the PR! |
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The crates.io stats are misleading because it's a very incomplete list. I have no idea how crates.io defines these categories, but none of my no-std no-alloc crates are listed.
I feel like listing this with such a small number of crates does a disservice to the community that has been working on making a great no-std ecosystem.
Hence this PR. Let's keep it more vague while still making the point. Thanks!