The point is that the intended effect of this change won't happen, as the method is already proven ineffective, and there are literally thousands of other possible command sequences that can hose a system in the same way, and having confirmation for them all just makes easy, uncomplicated, and efficient operation of the OS impossible (also something Ubuntu strives for).
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