They're implementing technical controls to scan what NPM packages you have installed and refuse to run if you have some "unsupported" ones installed. Their repo

They're implementing technical controls to scan what NPM packages you have installed and refuse to run if you have some "unsupported" ones installed. Their repo still appears to be MIT licensed though. Why not change their license like Terraform recently did? What's stopping someone from having a synchronized fork of cypress but with this commit removed? The blog article doesn't discuss licensing or why ending support was the option chosen.