My inclination towards lower abstraction in this project is entirely for the sake of reading and reference, to minimize the need for the reader to re-compose from various components split across files.
During development, abstraction helps because it makes prototyping faster and more consistent, but once everything is mostly "done", it can help the reader/student to maximize local reasoning.
Another comment mentioned they found it difficult to find the LBST implementation - this is exactly the sort of experience I hope to avoid.
My inclination towards lower abstraction in this project is entirely for the sake of reading and reference, to minimize the need for the reader to re-compose from various components split across files.
During development, abstraction helps because it makes prototyping faster and more consistent, but once everything is mostly "done", it can help the reader/student to maximize local reasoning.
Another comment mentioned they found it difficult to find the LBST implementation - this is exactly the sort of experience I hope to avoid.