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I honestly don't see this thorough testing. Not for a lot of apps I use anyway. It's normal tbf even with 2 year you can't thoroughly test every package for every bug, so you're stuck with very old bugs a lot more often than people think. And on top of that some packages are so old that instructions you find on their git pages or wherever are too new and don't work.