I mean, it's pretty strong evidence that they value good code. You don't get quality by accident. (But you do get it by habit!) But, in another sense, they did

I mean, it's pretty strong evidence that they value good code. You don't get quality by accident. (But you do get it by habit!) But, in another sense, they didn't "prioritize" good code because it isn't really a tradeoff. They're just better.