The entire industry outside of Apple has standardized on keyboard shortcuts. When using my Mac, 80% of my work is remoted into a Linux machine where I need Ctrl+ hotkeys. I have more than 30 years of experience using machines with Ctrl+ hotkeys. All of my machines outside of the work Mac use those hotkeys. I have no interest in switching now.
Don't remap Cmd+<key> shortcuts to Ctrl+<key>. The great thing about the cmd key is that it doesn't conflict with anything else. Ctrl-f is forward, ctrl-b is back, ctrl-a is beginning of line, etc, these have been around in emacs (readline?) for a long time and it's great that native os textboxes implement them. This is why it's inconsistent; bad apps use their own snowflake controls and fail to implement them.
cmd-<key> don't conflict which is why they're used. Ctrl-c meaning both SIGINT and "copy to clipboard" is a disaster on terminals, the cmd-c life is much better. By trying to remap cmd to ctrl you're working against the OS and the OS will fight you back because it's not designed to do that.