I believe you forget to list the major drawback of the PostScript/PCL method. By turning off the printer directly after the last page has been fed out (or even printing a blank last page and turning off the printer during that) you can by pass the PostScript/PCL check completely as the printer will have lost the connection/state when powered on again. Also things like after the job has been transferred to the printer, you yank the network cable, you are safe from the PostScript/PCL method.
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