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The point was about the user-facing side not the internal representation of state.


Even then, it seems weird to prefer a big flat state rather than a state made of heirarchical sub-structures and arrays.


As the user of the library I probably don't care about the hierarchies. If I want X the library can provide me a function to get X by looking up its internal substructures and arrays so that I don't have to.




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