While that's true, editions are more about leaving legacy decisions behind while keeping the backward compatibility promise. Even if you're in one of those unc

While that's true, editions are more about leaving legacy decisions behind while keeping the backward compatibility promise. Even if you're in one of those unconventional settings (say, a bare-metal microcontroller or something), you'd probably still start from edition 2026 and mutate your settings accordingly, rather than using the defaults that are 26 years old.