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I agree mostly yeah it should be by default(but also depends from usecase too if we installing distro as many people doing on old hardware it would even more slow PC)
Copy pasting would damage mac os, windows including too so it's just human factor
Wayland is protocol not server and to implement full stack u need a lot resources and not small team meanwhile x11 it's ready to go graphical server universal one
About this some distros installing systemd-boot if installer detecting efi variables if legacy system it installing grub.
All depends from threat surface attack and what we are trying to defend.
Cachy installs systemd-boot by default, but in the end I had to manually install grub, because systemd-boot doesn't play nice with btrfs snapshots when you do a kernel upgrade.