because that's Microsoft's business model
their products are just just good enough to allow them to put a checkbox in a feature table to allow it to be sold to someone who will then never have to use it
but not even a penny more will be spent than the absolute bare minimum to allow that
this explains Teams, Azure, and everything else they make you can think of
I hear tales of the before-times, when they had a QA department and took quality seriously.
... why, it's almost like in eliminating the QA function, we removed the final checks and balances on developers (read: PMs) from implementing whatever ass-backwards feature occurs to them.
Just in time for 'AI all the things!' directives to come down from on high.