I just noticed that "Run" has been chosen as the entry-point? I understand the use of a verb is preferred but I don't expect a function named "Run" to act as an entry-point.

"Run" is generally used in the context of starting a program, process, ... but not the actual execution of it. I don't expect a function named "Run" to wait for the execution to finish before returning. I expect a function named "Do" to wait for the execution to finish, and then return. Not advocating to use "Do" as entry-point, just pointing out that different verbs create different expectations because of their prior use.