Or... see them for what they are: runtime configuration. The name implies a use case scenario, but in reality it's just a configuration knob. With a good UI, it's a pretty damn convenient way to do runtime configuration.
So of course they'll be used for long-term configuration purposes, especially under pressure and for gradual rollouts of whole systems, not just A/B testing features.
So of course they'll be used for long-term configuration purposes, especially under pressure and for gradual rollouts of whole systems, not just A/B testing features.