Unity's been killing itself with it's own fragmentation. Instead of upgrading existing systems, they've been replacing entire systems but never reaching a point

Unity's been killing itself with it's own fragmentation. Instead of upgrading existing systems, they've been replacing entire systems but never reaching a point of being able to deprecate/remove an old system. So now there's 3 render pipelines, 3 UI systems, 3 physics systems, 2 input systems, and so on. This makes it harder for new developers to get started, and it breaks a lot of the content on the Asset Store. Just the HDRP/URP split alone is such a mess, with URP feeling like the second-class system and missing important features (while being the one designed to work on a wider range of hardware). But HDRP is the render pipeline used for shiny tech demos...