Probably to support models with options?
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The linked blog post explains the reason, it wasn't for that
The reasoning makes sense. I think this is a positive change
yeah it makes sense to standardize this. Before you had to do wierd hacks which were unique to each environment to figure out what 'done' meant.
And if you want the old api back it's trivial to write a wrapper.