You misunderstand. It is perfectly fine to question the use of a particular language for a particular task. It need not be meant as an attack on the language itself.
That said, this project seems to use C to make CPUID calls with inline assembly, and thus circumvent the `/proc/` interface. If this is true, it might be useful to describe your process in your README.
> it might be useful to describe your process in your README
The submitter is not the owner of the github repo. Not everyone submits their own things, a lot of people submit things they think will be interesting to others.
That said, this project seems to use C to make CPUID calls with inline assembly, and thus circumvent the `/proc/` interface. If this is true, it might be useful to describe your process in your README.