You can say it's broken until you're blue in the face, and honestly, you're not wrong, but it's irrelevant. If major libraries and user code are constantly inc

You can say it's broken until you're blue in the face, and honestly, you're not wrong, but it's irrelevant. If major libraries and user code are constantly incorrect, but work because of an implementation detail, then removing that implementation detail becomes extraordinarily difficult, verging on impossible. It would be like retrofitting your language to distinguish valid unicode text from arbitrary byte strings, when you'd previously treated them as equivalent.