Or simply google "hostile fork". It is a recognized term in opensource software development:
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A hostile fork happens when developers copy an open-source project's code to start a new, competing project without agreement from the original creators. This split usually happens because of major arguments over the project's rules, license changes, or future goals.
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So Sigil-Enhanced is indeed a "hostile fork" of Sigil as no one from your project previously contacted Sigil, no one offered any bug fixes, no one offered to help, etc.