Because in this day and age on Fedora, there's practically zero difference between sbin and bin.
You could separate it I guess correctly between system-only bins again, but you'd break existing software that's hardcoded sbin and bin.
You could separate it I guess correctly between system-only bins again, but you'd break existing software that's hardcoded sbin and bin.
What does the fact that "there's zero difference between sbin and bin" have to do with mounting /usr read only?