I'm not sure the repairability of many types of electronic devices will be able to meaningfully survive into the future. The general trend in computing is to bring all the components together into a single module, as this improves power efficiency, latency, and bandwidth (e.g. going from DDR memory chips to stacked HBM chiplets connected to the processor by an interposer). Portability, and the aesthetics of thinner / lighter devices also creates a push towards more extensive integration. Repair increasingly means replacement.

Maybe the legislative solution we should be pursuing is longer mandatory warranties.

That said, in many cases a device fails due to a low value discrete component -- a resistor; a capacitor. This repair legislation would help here.