Because it is much better to let misspellings get caught during run time than compile time. /s Same with a lot of the DI frameworks that were so popular for a

Because it is much better to let misspellings get caught during run time than compile time. /s Same with a lot of the DI frameworks that were so popular for a while. New guy doesn't wire something up correctly, checks it in and everyone spends the next 3 hours debugging a rabbit hole. (OK, slight exaggeration.)