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It's looks absurdly simple, but works very well. (Speaking as a long-term Void Linux user.)
Configuring a new service is also trivially simple.
Dependencies sort of can be handled: you can start (or stop) another service from within your service; runit will retry if your service fails to start due to a dependency not yet running.