I was kidding about taking over the project. I'm still planning to maintain this. :p 

I'd definitely appreciate it if you could fix the pull request. If you've never done one before, now would be the perfect opportunity for an interactive rebase to remove the commit. It's exciting, you should try it. If you do an interactive rebase, just `git push -f origin master` (despite the entire world telling you not to, it is perfectly acceptable in this situation and will fix the pull request).

Or, if you're less adventurous, you can just create a new branch and a new pull request and recommit the thing you meant to commit.

:beer: cheers!