Yea sure.. but again a big recurring theme of The Unix Haters Manual is "broken by default". That things can be fixed isn't the point, if the fix is local, ephemeral, easily forgotten, and the fix not being implemented is blamed on the user because "you can fix it".
Broken by default is itself exactly the problem.
I use the former, I haven’t tried the latter. But afaict, they should be pretty much identical – they both supply `trash <path>` which could, for most intents and purposes, probably be aliased as `rm`.
One thing to note is that none of these tools seem to support the “Put Back” feature of Finder. Trashed files don’t remember their original locations. But I’ll personally still choose that over being nervous before every `rm`.
[0] – https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/trash [1] – https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/macos-trash