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A module's help text is often the first place an administrator will go to determine the functionality of an unknown module. With the way that modules work this help text is hidden until a module is installed and therefore rendered useless in an unknown situation as to the purpose of a disabled/uninstalled module. This is further compounded by the new reality that one can not quickly turn on a module, read the help page, and disable easily. This reality needs to be reflected in presenting the administrator the most information at all times and not be hidden for any reason.
Separate hook_help() from a module's module file into a separate always available and cacheable file. Possibly a yml file defining pages and concept relationships and html pages based on path, route, ...
Postponed: needs info
9.5
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It's likely this issue predates Contrib.social: some issue and comment data are missing.
Been over 10 years since this with no movement or feedback. Wonder if this is still a valid feature request for D10+
The proposal doesn't met the Criteria for evaluating proposed changes → . In this case, there is not demonstrated demand and support for the change.
If there is interest in this re-open the issue and add a comment. Or open a new issue and reference this one.