This is the promise the whole project was built to keep: a real, importable TOML library. Give it a configuration that uses everything - a top-level title and enabled, an [owner] table with a datetime, a [database] table with an integer, a hex integer, a float, and an array, a nested [servers.alpha] header, two [[products]] elements one of which holds an inline table, and a [notes] table with a multiline basic string - and it parses the text into one nested tree of typed values. Every value form, every table shape, and the current-table machinery all run at once.

The line reader skipped comments and blanks, the value dispatch told strings from numbers from dates, the string readers applied their trims and escapes, and the header and dotted-key logic assembled the nested document while catching any duplicate or conflict. From a parser that read one key = value line into a flat table you have built the honest core of a TOML library - the same design that sits inside the configuration loaders you use every day, minus the serializer and the rarest conformance corners. The finalize pass wraps this in a small command that pretty-prints any config from the shell; the engine underneath is entirely yours.