No one will touch it because assessing the source code is highly illegal and no freestanding modder who doesn't want legal trouble for a free non-profit hobby mod will want to expose themselves to that
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Crysis 3 source code has reportedly been leaked a decade after launch — Crysis 3 mods incoming?
(www.tomshardware.com)
I figured this was true back when the Nintendo Gigaleak came out, but shortly after that a series of romhacks were released that included assets from the Gigaleak. One I can think of off the top of my head is the Pokemon Crystal Spaceworld 1997 Romhack that would've only been possible with the Gigaleak.
So theoretically, you'd be correct but I think it ultimately depends on how passionate the modding community for this game is.
It's been so long I don't even remember playing it.