Sorry, but no. To refuse something means you've considered it, and decided not to do it. They have clarified that they are not taking any feature PRs right now, so "refuse to do x" is incorrect here.
Also, the way the title is written implies that they specifically refuse feature x. For what we know, they may end up implementing it themselves and release it tomorrow. Or never. But the title is still misleading.
Title is misleading. They are not "refusing to add x" they are "not taking any feature PRs".
> they are "not taking any feature PRs".
which, by definition, means they're refusing the add hooks.
Sorry, but no. To refuse something means you've considered it, and decided not to do it. They have clarified that they are not taking any feature PRs right now, so "refuse to do x" is incorrect here.
Also, the way the title is written implies that they specifically refuse feature x. For what we know, they may end up implementing it themselves and release it tomorrow. Or never. But the title is still misleading.