But when was that written? Latest date version/example is 2018. Wikipedia says 'development has stalled since 2011'.
Otherwise, as I understand it, this woupd be helpful for Fusion360 refugees looking to get their 3D models (the part of F360 that uses proprietary DWG format) into other tools?
This is the current state. Written at about 2018. Development is in full swing.
SolveSpace integration is in work already, but this will need a long time.
FreeCAD import/export only supports about 20 of 200 classes, only the most important entities. But not much 3D, dynblocks nor constraints.
You already can translate DWG to DXF via LibreDWG or Teigha.
I never tried F360, so I cannot say which additional object classes are there, and if they are important.
But F360 already supports export to DXF, IGES and STEP I assume.
FreeCAD already uses it, SolveSpace integration is in work. I know nothing about OpenSCAD and PythonCAD. There is also a very new CAD in planning from Argentina, which name I forgot, which uses gambas, a VBA clone in Linux. which will use LibreDWG.
Also "switch to LibreDWG" requested for LibreCAD 3.x.[1]
[0] https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace/issues/326
[1] https://github.com/LibreCAD/LibreCAD_3/issues/207