One repository to rule them all, one repository to find them...
myriad is a grab-bag of experiments, prototypes, scripts, and other things I've written over the years.
It containes all manner of things, from small scripts to large projects. Many of them exist on branches.
If any of it is useful to you, have at it.
The main branch contains small scripts, documentation, research, images, and other bits and pieces. It also includes a submodules/ directory with repos I like to keep checked out.
The meta/boneyard branch is for special use.
It allows people to request old code of mine which has been retired from GitHub, but I have backups of everything.
By filing a boneyard request, you can ask me to rehydrate anything you need.
Projects which need supporting files like uv configuration and package.json, that sort of thing, live in their own Git branches. Check out what you want and go to town.
If I screwed anything up, you can check out the meta/monorepo branch, which is how things used to be.
It won't see any updates or changes, but it's a safe snapshot of everything.
