Fable Converted Pylint to Rust

- Pylint is a widely used static analysis tool for Python code (linter); it checks for errors, coding standards, and code smells. It's written in Python itself. - This project, prylint, is a Rust reimplementation of Pylint by the company Fable. The title "Fable Converted Pylint to Rust" means they rewrote the tool in the Rust programming language for better performance. - Rust is a systems programming language known for speed and memory safety; rewriting Python tools in Rust is a trend to make developer tooling faster (e.g., Ruff for Python linting/formatting, also Rust-based, has gained significant popularity). - The key context is that Fable (likely the company behind the "Fable" Python course/learning platform) created this as a faster alternative to the original Python-based Pylint. Since the original Pylint can be slow on large codebases, Rust-based linters like Ruff have disrupted the space. Prylint appears to be another entrant trying to bring Pylint's specific checks to Rust-level speed.