Remove Nimble beta qualifier #972
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It seems to me that Nimble is not beta software at this point. It's widely used, fairly stable, and mostly does what is needed. Especially with the addition of lock files, I don't believe the beta qualifier fits. It's certainly not worse than the Python or Go-lang package managers, and arguably better in many ways. The reason for changing this is that it gives a bit of a "Nim's package manger is beta? Should I really be sure about this language... ".
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It seems to me that Nimble is not beta software at this point. It's widely used, fairly stable, and mostly does what is needed. Especially with the addition of lock files, I don't believe the beta qualifier fits. It's certainly not worse than the Python or Go-lang package managers, and arguably better in many ways.
The reason for changing this is that it gives a bit of a "Nim's package manger is beta? Should I really be sure about this language... ".