2. it rejects fill-prefixes guessed by adaptive-fill-mode if they are longer
than a line of text (longer than the difference between fill-column and
left-margin).
The second part is the crucial one and should be 100% uncontroversial.
I agree.
The first part should be harmless as well: such a check used to be done on
both the first and the second line of a paragraph. I removed the check on
the first line several years ago because it introduced a bug, and moved the
paragraph-start check further down, just before returning. This late-check
also makes the second check unnecessary.
I don't follow the logic here; I don't see why it is unnecessary.
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