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That's a complete false equivalency. The issue here isn't your past or other work, especially porting cores that didn't exist and on which nobody was actively working; it's the fact that you sniped an active project from a developer who explicitly stated a new release was coming soon. Putting code on GitHub is for open collaboration, not for rushing out a compilation with AI fixes to beat the author to their own release. If you genuinely wanted to contribute without taking credit, you would have submitted a Pull Request directly to Evoca.
How do you know they are AI code fixes? what up yours?





