True, but you could argue whether these were good product decisions especially given they've probably contributed to the cost of running the platform and the instability substantially.

(Github did probably want a native CI implementation but I'm not really sure Actions was the way to do it. It seems so needlessly complex to me, not to mention the massive security issues. The rest of those features are just far from something I'd ever use so I don't even really know how to comment on them)