Fixed that for you.
TheStar is build with an assumption that the hidden (blinky) modes are not used very frequently. Usual TheStar config is 3 modes + hidden extras.
Note that the version in your repository packs in “too many” hidden modes, just to showcase them. An ordinary user can’t memorize them and/or find the correct one when needed => using only 1-3 extras is highly recommended. (for example: Moon, bike flasher, strobe)
Offtime no-mem is good if you usually want to use one of the first modes. (Low, med - or High, med)
The advantage of TheStar (or any FW with ordinary short-cycle memory) is that it allows you to leave the light on a desired mode and turn it on with that mode when needed…
For example:
Click-click-…click-Moon> turn the light off -> wake up at 2am -> turn the light on (moon) => don’t accidentally wake up other family members
Click-click-…click-Strobe> turn the light off -> go to a walk -> face an attacker -> turn the light on (strobe) => STROBE!
Yes. Usual TheStar has Moon as the 1st hidden mode, but it can be (of course) added as a normal mode if used “too often” to avoid two cycles of modes to access it.