Your comment seems to assume that this is a permanent state and won't be rectified by Apple. That's a bit like saying "what's the point of writing any unit test

Your comment seems to assume that this is a permanent state and won't be rectified by Apple. That's a bit like saying "what's the point of writing any unit tests if some bugs are going to exist anyhow?" I see no loss of reliance on the guidelines here, but rather a simple one-off mistake to be corrected by Apple. We are of course in agreement that something this obvious should really be caught beforehand though.