No idea, but it’s certainly not the intended use of github.

Have you already reported the user (look at their other repos) or should I?

I, for one, am glad they are volunteering as guinea pigs in an experiment to see how long a popular project can survive LLM slop.

And if they harm javascript’s popularity in the process and projects start to look elsewhere… that’s an added benefit ;-)

If it’s for recruiters, put it on github. That’s the one they are most probably familiar with and you want to minimize barriers to access.