Looking for production users

[FrancoisCarouge]

The Projects section of the README lists the downstream consumers. I'd like to know who else has integrated TypedLinearAlgebra, and how it went.

If you've pulled this library into a project (production, research code, a side project, ...), I'd genuinely appreciate a reply with:

• What you're building, and which backend/unit-library combo(s) you're using (Eigen, Armadillo, mp-units, Au, nholthaus, std::linalg, ...).
• What broke your flow. I'm especially interested in the "boring" stuff people don't usually bother filing issues for: compile times, header/binary bloat, error message readability, build system integration pain, IDE/tooling friction, anything that made you hesitate before adopting it or that you had to work around.
• What you had to give up or fight the type system for cases where the strong-typing model didn't fit your problem cleanly, or where you dropped down to the underlying representation to get unblocked.
• Anything you'd want fixed before recommending it to a colleague.

No complaint is too small: the friction that experienced users route around silently is exactly what's invisible to me otherwise. If you'd rather not post it publicly, feel free to open an issue or reach out directly.

And if you're open to it, I'd love to add your project to the README's Projects list, just say so in your reply, or send a pull request.