I concur with your reasoning and I've also observed this phenomenon with "text" and "texted", in the sense of "to send an SMS", eg. "I texted her earlier but sh

I concur with your reasoning and I've also observed this phenomenon with "text" and "texted", in the sense of "to send an SMS", eg. "I texted her earlier but she never replied"; most people I know would write this as "I text her earlier", which seems contrary to the way verbs normally work in English. (I always feel faintly ridiculous being pedantic about this since "to text" as a verb was only invented in the nineties!)