I mean, that would be great; but if nobody is holding the line on resource-creep, as is obviously the case, and nobody is testing if releases are acceptable on HDDs, as is obviously the case, they should just change the published requirements to reflect reality.
Shouldn't be a hard sell for OEMs; official specs are 64 GB is enough storage for windows 11, and I can get a 128 GB SSD for $15 retail, whereas the lowest price hard drive I can find is $25 retail (500 GB, but 3.5"), so if you're a cheap PC OEM, putting in a crappy, tiny, SSD saves money. And the only systems without SSDs I saw on BestBuy were refurbished machines shipping with Windows 10.
