It is result of Apple developers having zero care about Linux support. They could run Linux with updated firmware and report issues to Asahi developers, so they

It is result of Apple developers having zero care about Linux support. They could run Linux with updated firmware and report issues to Asahi developers, so they could be fixed before public firmware release. Of course Apple never promised to support Linux in any way, but it would be nice of them to dedicate a tiny bit of testing for this scenario. I'm pretty sure that good Linux support would result in few more thousands of Macs purchases and lot of developer goodwill.