My reading of that was that people want us to continue focusing on the majority cases, or at least that handling edge cases isn’t a good use of our time. To me, that fits with the desire for an “official” workflow and associated tool(s) - the edge cases would be outside the “official” workflow, and hence not a priority.
Of course, that doesn’t tie in with the evidence we see (on pip, at least) where people really don’t take kindly to being told their use case is unusual or unsupported. But maybe this implies support for us just saying “no” in those cases? 