I know these aren’t one and the same and they should be able to do two things at once, but there are choices being made about where to put resources.
Lincoln had a recall on my Navigator that resulted in them sending me two pieces of paper and saying "place these pages between page 165 and 166 of your user manual". The pages were related to something entirely benign, related to adjusting the seat for the captain's chairs in the second row.
An update that probably took an engineer less than a day, and CI mere hours to build? The recall terminology is a little silly with an agile-ish developed product, but they really should have done it right the first time. It's not like the standard is hard to read. It probably only bubbled up to the top when someone who has designed these kinds of things in the past noticed it was out of spec, and complained.
Hard to argue that this rule breaking is a problem when literally millions of people saw the rule breaking on literally billions of occasions before the violation was noticed.