Indeed, it makes sense to me.I understand the point of view, but given the release is 6+ months away, there's all the time in the world to have it tested. And if we find something that for whatever reason is completely broken in Debian but works completely fine in Fedora/Yocto/etc then we can simply remove it from testing. Nothing depends on it, so unless I'm missing something, there's no extra cost involved as far as I can see.