Do you consider in-box PowerShell and MS Office to be rare enterprise/nonsensical scenarios? Or how about C# Source Generators that were introduced just few ye

Do you consider in-box PowerShell and MS Office to be rare enterprise/nonsensical scenarios? Or how about C# Source Generators that were introduced just few years ago and are stuck on .NET Standard 2.0 because of Visual Studio using .NET framework? There is a lot of actively developed software out there either built in .NET or using it to provide extensibility that is now stuck as you can't add support for .NET Core without breaking all existing plugins. The only alternative is complete redesign with out-of-process architecture which is not going to be compatible and might be inappropriate in some scenarios.