binary heap (priority queue) algorithms (ported from Python's heapq module)
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Only one account has registry publish access, creating a thin publishing base. The independently linked repository and established project history provide some compensation, but not much operational resilience.
The latest release was in December 2021, nearly five years before collection, with no releases in the last 12 months. Its long history and ten releases show maturity but do not offset the prolonged release gap.
The repository recorded zero commits and zero active maintainers in the last three months, indicating currently inactive development. The repository was pushed in January 2024, so this is inactivity rather than clear abandonment.
There were no new or closed issues or pull requests in the last month, while eight issues and four pull requests remain open. This suggests limited recent maintenance and unresolved work.
The repository has no security policy, reducing transparency about vulnerability reporting and response. This is a meaningful but not severe gap for a small utility package.
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