Thank you for explaining point 1. My brief googling of the issue led me to find mostly loud, angry voices, none of which mentioned these facts. This completely

Thank you for explaining point 1. My brief googling of the issue led me to find mostly loud, angry voices, none of which mentioned these facts. This completely changes my evaluation. Regarding point 3, I agree that the software would be in a higher quality state even if the testing framework disappears. However, fully adopting this framework likely means integrating and explaining it in our processes and compliance documentation (my company provides services to financial institutions). I appreciate your directness. Thanks.