I got offered a job (through some automated recruiting methods, I'm not that special) where the concept was to write SO answers with extremely tight style restr

I got offered a job (through some automated recruiting methods, I'm not that special) where the concept was to write SO answers with extremely tight style restrictions. I ended up turning it down because I disagreed with their style guide but presumably some alternate me got paid to write SO answers. Biggest grievance was an example where a question would ask someone like "how do I safely open a file in Python 3.11?" Obviously the answer is a context manager. But they would say that's not generic enough, the answer shouldn't use language specific features. Even though the question was for a specific language. Meaning I'd be spreading bad practice.