I mean I wouldn't, but documentation would be appreciated. I feel like this is a common error in reasoning (not accusing you, honestly not accusing Apple, mostl

I mean I wouldn't, but documentation would be appreciated. I feel like this is a common error in reasoning (not accusing you, honestly not accusing Apple, mostly accusing the people who would move the goalposts if Apple really did release documentation) where you identify one action as clearly good, and another action as possibly bad, and then not do the former for fear that you'll then choose to do the latter. It's not quite slippery slope, because at least under slippery slope it's other people who are the concern. Apple could just choose to do the easy stuff and not the hard stuff! They could release documentation with no promise of support! You see the same argument with open sourcing things; "Oh well then I'd have to support it". Just literally choose to let people see the code and also choose not to give them support. Who exactly is gonna twist your arm?