To which my answer would be: I've been in this game for 25 years. I lost my will to configure long ago, and now just use the default. The default is better tested, good enough for most tasks, and doesn't leave you hobbled whenever you have to work on a fresh machine as you try to remember what custom things you had set up, or if your config git repo is properly up to date and doesn't introduce unwanted dependencies (or if you can even connect to it).

It's also a major source of WFM (works for me) syndrome, where something in your custom stuff is unintentionally needed by the build.

I'd rather be building things than playing with my tools. If I really need something esoteric, I'll find another tool or write a Python script