Recently I have noticed a reduction of .gyb files in stdlib.
Is using .gyb frowned upon lately and the community is moving in favor or a pure swift approach?
I personally found gyb useful so far but I can also understand the point of view of favoring more verbose code at the benefit of simplicity.
I apologize if this has been discussed recently, in that case if someone could post a link or two that would be awesome.
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Most of the removal of gyb in the stdlib has been as a result of the language becoming expressive enough to remove the boilerplate directly, but yeah, non-gyb is preferable where practical.
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