Yes, I understand that's that was the point. But again, Google clearly didn't actually particularly want this since nobody from that company actually worked on this bug during the three years it was open.

Your suggestion seems equally invalid. The Chromium bug tracker currently has about 9k open feature requests. A lot of them are more niche than this, have no indication on the bug that they're relevant to Google, and have still not been closed as WONTFIX.

So it really was not a valid point to start with, and I don't understand why you're doubling down on it like that.