VeraDungeon-Rogue VS python-tcod-ec

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Ok, so, here are updates on my roguelike - which I don't yet have an official name for but the code is here: https://github.com/fungamer2-2/Roguelike

I've also added a new class called Composite to tcod-ec which allows for multiple components per class and looking up components by a base class. While this is more flexible than ComponentDict I feel that the extra complexity detracts from its usefulness greatly and the new container quickly leads into anti-patterns in my attempts to use it. I struggle to make examples for Composite which couldn't be better expressed in other ways. So far it feels like the restrictions of ComponentDict are a feature rather than a flaw.

For my own project I've been skipping the entity repository and systems and implementing only entity/component frameworks for practice and since I might not need systems most of the time (although there are big downsides for entities and components not being in a repository). My own project can be found here.

I don't have ECS yet, I've tried the current Python libraries but didn't like their typing support, so right now I'm experimenting with basic EC frameworks. I have a decent example right now, and it should be clear how this is better than the Python tutorials implementation.