The debian-installer makes sure that everything that is essential for the installation is automatically installed. This includes the openssh-server - the openssh-server will be installed even if not selected (so in contrast to the bug description it does not need to be selected). Test: start an installation, do not select openssh-server and you will still be able to use the 2nd d-i stage as well as being able to login to the system remotely after the installation. Hence this is just a 'cosmetic' feature and is marked with "wishlist" and low priority and is unlikely to be changed soon in d-i.
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