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The "single pull request" is a merge release from 79 separate commits. It's the sum of all work, it doesn't mean all of it was changed in one go.
Doesn't matter, it's entirely too much for one PR
Why? What difference does it make if he packages these commits in 1 or 10 PRs?
Keep in mind this is a single maintainer project, there are no PR reviews. He could be just pushing straight to the branch anyway with no PR at all.
I mean, yeah, he could also not use git and just write some random bullshit directly on prod while blindfolded and blackout drunk.
However if you want a good product and good code you need to follow best practices, and those include meaningful and small PRs that you can easily review, check, debug, and revert if necessary.
You should tell that to Linus Torvalds, he's developing the Linux kernel without using GitHub at all. I'm sure he will appreciate being told git is insuffient to develop a good product and write good code, the best practice is to use a Microsoft service in a particular way and nothing else can work.
Tell me, when I work on a project alone, who am I exactly requesting to pull my code and why do I need to use a feature of some git hosting website instead of reviewing, checking, debugging, merging, and reverting if necessary my change locally and using my CI/CD?