wtf is fc26-mod-menu-manager?

FC26-Mod-Menu-Manager describes itself as a tool for organizing and installing mods for the video game EA Sports FC 26 on Windows. According to its README, it offers a drag and drop interface for adding mod files, a way to turn mods on and off, control over which order mods load in, detection of conflicting mods, and a rollback feature to undo changes. It also describes a built in store for browsing mods from what it calls a trusted repository, along with support for a modding framework called BepInEx. The README itself carries a short disclaimer stating the tool is for educational purposes only and should be used at your own risk. Unlike most repositories, this project does not contain source code you can inspect, instead it points to a separate download link for a packaged executable file. The instructions say to extract that download using a specific password, run the resulting program as Administrator, and, in the troubleshooting section, suggest disabling antivirus software temporarily if the manager does not work. These are patterns commonly associated with software that antivirus tools may flag or block, so readers should treat running an unreviewed executable with elevated permissions and antivirus disabled as a meaningful risk, independent of whatever the mod manager's actual features may be. The README lists a table of other, named alternative mod managers for the same game as a point of comparison, and describes system requirements of a 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 machine with the game installed, 4GB of RAM, and 100MB of free storage.