That would also be good. The possibility that a USB-C device might support some extended standard, for video or high bandwidth or high power and so on, has been

That would also be good. The possibility that a USB-C device might support some extended standard, for video or high bandwidth or high power and so on, has been abused for marketing purposes, and now this is damaging the public perception of USB-C There would still be surprises when you plug in the wrong kind of cable, unfortunately, even if the device is honestly described