This project's docs are way better than zsh.org, that's why. People actually find it informative and use it. Meaning you navigate to it, click around, put it on a side window, and use it while configuring zsh.
It may have better SEO as well, but the main point is that, to rise above the authoritative source, it actually also is performing way better in terms of user metrics.
Focal length and aperture literally mean nothing for this instrument (camera). Telescopes are multi instrument and it’s the telescope plus instrument specific mounting configs that determine these. (Focal length is actually pointless except to make sure you design the light path correctly).
Aperture is talked about in the light collecting area of the mirror, and often summarized to its diameter. 8m class telescope, is a telescope with an approximately 8m diameter mirror.
Hubble is a little over 1m.
Other things matter way more for a telescope and are much more interesting.
I literally run a git hook that fixes my commit times so I don’t look like a freak to my coworkers making commits at 3am, I think an actor of this caliber would too, so I would bet the git commit times are highly choreographed.
If you are interested in the source code that is easy to find. This code and git repo are linked all over the world, in many git repos, and the source is bundled many times
in releases as well.
It may have better SEO as well, but the main point is that, to rise above the authoritative source, it actually also is performing way better in terms of user metrics.