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No license, no versioning, barely any documentation, and commit messages like "nothing really."

This isn't a boilerplate — it's a personal sandbox uploaded to GitHub. And with no license file, no one can legally use or modify this anyway.

If you want this to be a real boilerplate that people can use, here's what I would do:

  - add a license
  - write a proper readme
  - tag the code and make a release
  - cleanup commit history and make period update
No one expects a side project to be perfect, but if you want this to boilerplate taken seriously - it could use some maintenance.