You're right. It would cause code that compiles on one machine to fail on another. Still, if the goal was to prevent infinite loops, then a limit which causes the computation to fail almost immediately (time-wise) on most machines makes little sense, so even if it's fixed, it should at least be tuned to match a long-ish computation on modern machines.
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