What about a commitment to providing customers with proper hardware schematics and detailed datasheets? (yes, even if the board itself isn't opensource) I lost

What about a commitment to providing customers with proper hardware schematics and detailed datasheets? (yes, even if the board itself isn't opensource) I lost faith in using raspberry pi 4s because the foundation is very tight-lipped. Want to know why your board is behaving weirdly, or whether the behavior is expected or a result of a defect? TOUGH LUCK. You'll have to rely on outdated forum posts, SO answers, and (if you're really lucky) the good mood of the engineer monitoring these sites. I'd rather stick to building for a well-understood but expensive platform like x86 than undocumented black boxes.