This is a good handwave-y answer for them but truth is they've always been allergic to ever mentioning llama.cpp, even when legally required, they made a political decision instead of an engineering one, and now justify it to themselves and you by handwaving about it somehow being less stable than the core of it, which they still depend on.
A lot of things happened to get to the point they're getting called out aggressively in public on their own repo by nice people, and I hope people don't misread a weak excuse made in conversation as solid rationale, based on innuendo. llama.cpp has been just fine for me, running on CI on every platform you can think of, for 2 years.
EDIT: I can't reply, but, see anoncareer2012's reply.
A lot of things happened to get to the point they're getting called out aggressively in public on their own repo by nice people, and I hope people don't misread a weak excuse made in conversation as solid rationale, based on innuendo. llama.cpp has been just fine for me, running on CI on every platform you can think of, for 2 years.
EDIT: I can't reply, but, see anoncareer2012's reply.