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People who work on Asahi want exactly that - working on black box hardware with no specification.

Most likely they just not interested in working on well maintained drivers that require 1000 times more effort to upstream code.

Really seems like the worlds most complex and intriguing sudoku - it would all go away if Apple bothered to properly document their hardware.

they're probably documenting it very well. they just refuse to give it, which is worse imo

I agree with this sentiment. If someone wants to do a bunch of reverse engineering, maybe they could try to get full mainline support for older Qualcomm mobile phone/tablet SoCs and minimize/get rid of BLOBs?

All the fun of reverse engineering and we know the processors already run Linux...