Agree. I have a Mac for the sole reason that I can boot into any OS I want and thus run/debug any app I want.

If there was a Windows laptop that allowed me to boot into macOS with relatively simple set up (meaning as simple as Bootcamp setup) I would strongly consider it.

Because the Mac Bootcamp drivers are terrible. Last time I used them they'd only allow you to use the discrete graphics card and it ran the fans full-out the entire time.

Apple due to either indifference or intent wants Windows running on Mac hardware to be a bad experience and they succeed. You're better off grabbing a copy of Parallels, since they seemingly care about you having a good experience on both the MacOS and Windows side of things (and in my opinion succeed).