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The best way to make something like this happen is to do it yourself in a forked source repo, test it, then submit a PR to Kovid. That process permits detailed discussion, keeps a trace of who did what, and as a side benefit runs the unit tests.
I do this by using a forked repo on github then a checked-out repo on my local machine. I pull all changes into the github fork, pull changes to the local repo, do the work, push the changes back, then submit the PR from github.
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