Not really. It's not obfuscated, so you can probably decompile it without a lot of trouble. You can extend it quite a bit with plugins as I've tried to add a lot of APIs that no one even asked for... it's rare that you'd have to actually change something in the internal code. I don't get many requests for that sort of thing.
But to make the sources public would mean that I am accepting others to work on the internal code, whereas I am not. Decompiling is easy for security verification and unrestricted plugins are pretty powerful in the .NET Framework.
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