It could be argued the default was wrong (when originally chosen). If you don't have the runtime compiler, then that means either you: 1. handwrote the the com

It could be argued the default was wrong (when originally chosen). If you don't have the runtime compiler, then that means either you: 1. handwrote the the compiled templates, which is rather unlikely, or 2. you are using additional tooling to precompile. If you are using additional tooling to precompile then that tooling ought to handle aliasing to the runtime only version, (or if not using a cli style tool, the instructions for setting up the bundler to use a loader should include setting up the alias). However it is probably too late to fix things, since existing projects will assume the default is the compiler-less runtime, and would perform worse if things were changed, since existing projects would not have the new alias to run-time only version in place.