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The CF's sole goal is to provide broad functionality for modders, and does not claim to improve performance or stability.
With that said, invoking any Harmony patch does come with a marginal overhead. Reducing the number of individual Harmony patches on high-volume methods could lead to a minute increase in performance, though I'd expect the effects to be negligible at best.
Reducing the number of Harmony patches can also provide better stability, as there are fewer third-party methods fighting each other over how the program should behave.
Like Output or Recipe Worker that randomizes output so spending consistent resources crafting you randomly get one of multiple defined objects instead of one specific?
Or what about randomization to glower class so object starts off with one of random glow colours instead of predefined?
I was worried that this might be the case, I will start working on a fix for it.
The problem on my end is that I cannot code in C-Sharp to save my life. This means that I am heavily dependent on the original author (with whom I am no longer friends), or the "Rimworld" Mod Market Discord chat room (my poor wallet).
Would it be possible that I could submit the C-Sharp code to the Community Frame Work for all future maintenance and update purposes? I have permission to do so and the code is already complete.