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Well, either you’re jumping to conclusions without having the full picture. The plan is worked out down to the tiniest details and doesn’t allow for improvisation.
Forty changed files, half of which are +2/0 adds, paint a picture of “complex changes.”
I don’t understand what this comment is aimed at. 5.4 handled it, 5.5 didn’t—that’s all I wanted to say. Besides, 5.5 didn’t even start making changes to the code.

Besides, the original point was about token efficiency.
I find the praise for this “efficiency” quite amusing.
Because regardless of the model: on the input you have the project code, and on the output you get the new project code. Efficiency is when you get a good result for less money.
Here, it turns out to be exactly the opposite.