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I think it did in absolute terms, but didn't relatively - as a response to all the noise and forks, openssl did improve a lot as well.

Can you be specific about what improved? After peeking at the repo, the biggest improvement seems to have been reindenting it.

It's also not finished, and that is constrained by developer time and availability.

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=168674593912952&w=2

and the reply:

https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=168675478419177&w=2

Edit: certainly, if you don't need what isn't there, LibreSSL could be a viable replacement.

I think the idea of using their new libTLS api alongside it was there early on. Adding "easier, foolproof api => even fewer bugs" to the mix. But that didn't seem to get much uptake.