While true, that is not an answer to my question. C has a lot more going for it on the longevity front.
On the other hand USB-A has been going strong since 1996, just shy of 27 years now.
In practice plenty of things are being sold with Micro or in some cases even Mini. Bicycle headlights are an example. You could be spending $150+ and still have very few options for a USB-C headlight.