But scaling up the magnitude of that crap, turning into it into a headline feature, and making it easier to forget that you're doing it in the first place doesn't address why it's a bad idea or help the situation at all.
Or to relate it to another feature: yes, git supports rebasing. That doesn't mean that it should be a regular part of your workflow, or that it would be a good idea to build a new UI on top that focuses on it.
You seem to have a poor understanding of what git does and how to use it to work effectively. It's a versatile tool that accommodates various workflows, even ones that are radically different from yours.
It's fine, everyone started from scratch at some point and it takes time to get there, but meanwhile you probably should be more open to a possibility that when someone does things differently than you, it may not necessarily be "stupid crap".
But scaling up the magnitude of that crap, turning into it into a headline feature, and making it easier to forget that you're doing it in the first place doesn't address why it's a bad idea or help the situation at all.
Or to relate it to another feature: yes, git supports rebasing. That doesn't mean that it should be a regular part of your workflow, or that it would be a good idea to build a new UI on top that focuses on it.