After the absolute gauntlet of the past few weeks, this week finally offered a little bit of breathing room. I'm not going to lie, I needed it. But "lighter" in the open-source world doesn't mean stopping; it just means you finally have the time to sit back and actually think before you code.
Writing .pyi Stub Files
A good chunk of my time went into writing .pyi stub files. It sounds mundane on the surface, like just writing Python type hints, BUT it's actually this bizarre, highly precise exercise in translation. You are basically acting as a diplomat between the ruthless C-engine and Python's static type checkers. It's microscopic work. Every single argument has to align perfectly with how the C-level memory actually allocates it, otherwise the whole illusion shatters. It requires a sort of discipline.
My Main Target
But my main focus, and what I'm gearing up to dive back into, is the unit_list_proxy.c file.
