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+Animone is a work-in-progress cross-platform hard fork of Anisthesia and part of
+Minori.
+
+Most (if not all) Anisthesia configs should also work in this library as well
+(at least on Windows).
+
+--- LICENSE ---
+Changes divergent from Anisthesia are under the BSD 3-clause license. You can
+find a copy of the original MIT license bundled with Anisthesia at `LICENSE.MIT`
+in the root folder.
+
+--- SUPPORT ---
+Unlike Anisthesia, Animone currently does not support UI automation, i.e., most
+web browsers will not work properly, if at all.
+
+Animone will first attempt to connect to a windowing system. If that fails, it
+falls back to just enumerating over the open processes in the system.
+
+--- PLATFORM-SPECIFIC QUIRKS ---
+Because Animone supports multiple different platforms, there are some quirks to
+keep in mind while using the library.
+
+To get the currently opened file handles on Windows, Animone uses internal
+kernel functions (however, these are unlikely to change in the future).
+
+The code to retrieve executable names on macOS calls the kernel, and said kernel
+functions aren't guaranteed to have the same API with each release. However, it
+has stayed relatively stagnant since 10.4 Tiger's release, so any release after
+it should work perfectly fine.
+
+Additionally, macOS does not have the concept of class names, rather, it has
+bundle identifiers, which are a suitable replacement in most use cases, and are
+what Animone will attempt to grab before falling back to the Quartz window name.
+
+On X11, Animone requires that the XRes extension is installed to retrieve window
+PIDs.
+
+--- HISTORY ---
+Animone used to be under the name Animia, as in you'd contract anemia just from
+looking at the source code. It's been cleaned up a bit since then, so now it's
+been changed to represent Anemone, a genus of flowering plants commonly called
+windflowers :)