As such, they are a net benefit and make KeePassXC strictly safer.
They can also waste author's/reviewer's time chasing imaginary ends, taking time away from the "regular" review, or with some level of trust add some plausibly explained vulnerability. Nothing is strict here
I'm sure if you ask your favorite AI bot, he'll come up with a few more reasons why the statement is overconfidently wrong.
If we're wasting anyone's time, it's our own. Your comment reads like the AI would make up hundreds of invalid complaints, which is simply not true. You can see for yourself in our GitHub repository if you care.
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They can also waste author's/reviewer's time chasing imaginary ends, taking time away from the "regular" review, or with some level of trust add some plausibly explained vulnerability. Nothing is strict here
I'm sure if you ask your favorite AI bot, he'll come up with a few more reasons why the statement is overconfidently wrong.
If we're wasting anyone's time, it's our own. Your comment reads like the AI would make up hundreds of invalid complaints, which is simply not true. You can see for yourself in our GitHub repository if you care.