I can understand avoiding infinite restarts when there is something clearly wrong with configuration, but I can't figure out why they made the "systemctl restar

I can understand avoiding infinite restarts when there is something clearly wrong with configuration, but I can't figure out why they made the "systemctl restart" command also limited by this. For services which don't support dynamic reloading, restarting them is a substitute for that. This makes "systemctl restart" extremely brittle when used from scripts. Nobody accidentally runs "systemctl restart" too fast, when such a command is issued it is clearly intentional and should be always respected by systemd.