wtf is deprecated?

This repository is a storage shelf for old, retired code projects. The author, kvz, had a collection of repositories that were no longer being maintained or updated. Instead of leaving them scattered across the platform, he consolidated them all into this single repository for safekeeping. In a normal code repository, you usually have different "branches" (think of these as parallel versions or drafts of the project) that people use while actively working on new features. Here, the author repurposed that branching system for archiving. Each old, deprecated project was moved into its own separate branch within this one repository. So, instead of browsing a list of separate projects, you browse a list of branches, where each branch contains the final snapshot of an old project. This approach is essentially a cleanup strategy. Over time, developers accumulate side projects, experiments, or tools that they no longer want to maintain but don't want to entirely delete. By merging them into one central location, the author reduces clutter while still preserving the history and code of their past work. The main people who would find this useful are other developers or curious coders who want to explore the author's older creations. However, the README doesn't go into detail about what any of those retired projects actually did, so you would have to explore the branches yourself to see if there is anything useful inside. For the average person, there isn't much practical application here, but it serves as a neat example of how to tidy up a messy history of past code.