The package should have a README.md in the root of the repository or a module doc in the main entrypoint of the package.
The README or module doc of the main entrypoint should have an example of how to use the package, in the form of a code block.
Every entrypoint of the package should have a module doc summarizing what is defined in that module.
At least 80% of the packages' exported symbols should have symbol documentation. Currently 96% of exported symbols are documented.
The package should not use slow types.
The package should have a description set in the package settings to help users find this package via search.
The package should be marked with at least one runtime as "compatible" in the package settings to aid users in understanding where they can use this package.
The package should be compatible with more than one runtime, and be marked as such in the package settings.
The package should be published from a verifiable CI/CD workflow, and have a public transparency log entry.