Whatever version of svelte you use will be dead and abandoned soon, so if you have any hope for a long-lived project, you're jumping on the update treadmill, where the value proposition is 100% backwards...
If your project fails, then great, no problem!
If it succeeds you'll have to spend a proportion of your time upgrading.
Worst case scenario is your project succeeds and grows. The time you spend upgrading grows in proportion with how much you use it. And in complex projects you tend to get these spikes of exponential upgrade work, which outright blocks your progress.
No thanks.
(Of course, this isn't restricted to svelte. React and all the crap you have to use with it are even worse.)
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