OK, please show us the proof then. If it's as regularly indeed like you claim then it must be documented somewhere as a greppable list.
Tech blogs would have a field day getting traffic on their site by keeping track and documenting on such regular mistakes if they exist.
https://www.manageengine.com/patch-management/resources/micr...
- https://www.macworld.com/article/671831/macos-wont-install-f...
- https://askubuntu.com/questions/1231849/how-to-fix-update-pr...
My own anecdote: When I got my M3 Pro in April and had to start afresh, it was stuck in a restart loop and had to take it to the Genius Bar; they asked me to answer ‘no’ to some question that I was answering differently. That was it. I have no idea on the root cause or why it was fixed this way. I don’t remember the exact screen where the answer was supposed to be different.
"In general, I apply Windows Defender updates as soon as they’re available. Why? Microsoft hasn’t screwed up any of them too badly. You’re better off applying those updates than letting them slide for a week or two."
It's the other Windows Updates that they botch frequently enough to make people wary of patching immediately.