Interestingly "You patch the issue and ship the patched library in your game" is not on the list.

Comparing to popular game engine Unity, let's say you are making a game that uses time-travel dead-reckoning netcode and polls inputs at 60hz. So you'd like to poll inputs at 60hz even if the game is rendering at 20hz, and you'd like to send those inputs in UDP packets immediately, not up to 50ms later than you got them. You don't need to roll a d12, we already know what happens: you start waiting in June 2005 for the ability to poll inputs at 60hz while rendering the game at some other rate, occasionally posting about this issue on the official forums. You continue waiting for at least *17 years*. It's a good thing you didn't depend on an open-source library instead!