How likely is it that MS will include and enable WSL by default on Windows Server just to provide a better default shell for terminal and ssh users? If I were

How likely is it that MS will include and enable WSL by default on Windows Server just to provide a better default shell for terminal and ssh users? If I were a server admin, I’d probably turn all of that off because it’s more attack surface area. And cripple myself in the process. For that reason alone, I think a new shell is probably more likely to be helpful.