There was a time when you’d get a printed manual with your computer that taught you these things. Now we can’t even get Apple to provide digital documentation for a lot of these hidden features in macOS. I prefer the old way.
If an app has this effect, I can't even imagine what an OS manual would feel like in these days.
I wish I could provide a proper manual but I can barely keep up with updating the app website with the rate of change in technologies. A major OS upgrade would need an army of writers to update manual on time.
Not that I wouldn't love it. It would be tremendously useful to have a PDF where I can Cmd-F obscure tidbits which I often need in building MacOS apps.
I just think it's impractical given the complexity of software in this age.
The only problem I've had is dylib files relentlessly moving forward in versions and old ones not being available anymore, but i don't _think_ that's really an apple problem. That and the M1 architecture transition has moved some folders around for reasons I don't understand.
My ancient scripts still work just fine.
The only difference is that people like to make excuses for Apple.