No, but some people have to try. You are not mainstream, but the amount of people who think vscode is a lightweight and stable editor is slightly painful. Working every day with 100s of people seeing them killing/restarting is some sign we generally just gave up. Taking the current low bar as 'good enough' (or even great as some people seem to think it is) is definitely not a good think imho.
Obviously it's a price worth paying but it should not be needed. MS could trivially collect these issues and fix them but they don't, people tolerate crappy software, the cost of bad software gets externalised not on the producer but amortised over many, many users, they tolerate it,the temperature goes up and the frog boils. If you put up with shit software, guess what you're going to get.
