There are some modules like jdk.internal.le which contain no publicly exported packages. In some of the experimentation we are doing, We want to use the jdk.internal.org.jline.utils.Levenshtien class from jdk.compiler.
Mechanically, we can do this without creating any new modules by adding a qualified export of the utils package to jdk.compiler. We could also make a brand new, tiny pointless module called jdk.internal.levenshtien. That would be the "cleanest" approach, but only if we didn't consider the existence of the internal modules to be public API. So that's my general question - what is the bar for making a new internal module, and is the set of internal modules subject to backwards compatibility concerns?
