Imagine if a big OS vendor like Apple decided that people were not "using the platform" correctly by building on top of third-party database libraries instead o

Imagine if a big OS vendor like Apple decided that people were not "using the platform" correctly by building on top of third-party database libraries instead of using the filesystem directly. So they introduced "File System Tables" which was their vendor-blessed replacement for databases, but it did a bunch of things really differently from SQL databases for no clear reason, and forced you to think about things like file locking and write durability that you were actually pretty happy to let a DBMS take care of for you.