That is easily settled though. Apple considers them part of the OS, and so they are. Its as simple as that. >Second of all, in a walled garden macOS, you could

That is easily settled though. Apple considers them part of the OS, and so they are. Its as simple as that. >Second of all, in a walled garden macOS, you could not have most of the Unix tools, because they break the sandboxes. Which tool breaks what sandbox? I think you're conflating root access with userland UNIX tools.