wtf is tutti-issue-assets?

This repository, tutti-issue-assets, is a simple storage space for files that accompany bug reports and feature requests submitted to the main tutti project. When someone reports an issue with software, they often need to attach screenshots, log files, or error records to help developers understand what went wrong. This repo holds those attachments so they can be linked from the original issue report. The way it works is straightforward. Rather than embedding large files directly in the issue tracker, someone uploads the file here and then references it via a link in their bug report or feature request. This keeps the main issue tracker clean and readable while still making the supporting materials available to anyone who needs them. The files are public, so anyone reviewing the issue can access them. The people who would use this are contributors and testers working on the tutti operating system. For example, if a tester encounters a system crash, they might upload a crash log here, then link to it in the bug report they file on the main repository. This approach is common for open-source projects that need a reliable place to park large or numerous attachments. The README doesn't go into further detail about the project, its file organization, or any specific guidelines for uploads. Given its single star and minimal description, this appears to be a small utility repository serving a purely functional role rather than a project meant for standalone use.