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OpenPilot is fun. Mostly Python, rest is C++ and C.
A little specific, but SerenityOS's POSIX libC is my favorite libC by far, and I've read through a lot of code in the famous ones. It has great and self-documenting variable names, the source code is neatly organized, it has minimal and arguably tasteful use of preprocessor, and it's written in C++20.
yes I use it in a '18 Chevy Volt running my own fork with tons or original features. Here's some driving footage of my car.
Also checkout SunnyPilot, the soon-to-be de-facto fork, especially once I start PR-ing my stuff to him.
Apparently, so is llvm-libc https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/main/libc
My favorite thing from the git source is banned.h that I have incorporated into many of my projects.