Once again, it's the market telling you something you don't want to hear.
everyone wants the same for less, so optimisations like this are individually rational, but collectively it's a disaster. on a long enough time scale, the market may end up flipping back against hyperoptimization.
These frills aren't something that's objectively good. I view them as social signals, something to indicate you can afford it, and that you belong in an elevated social class. This sort of signalling is parasitic. We are worse off for it being there, and we are better off if we actively identify the tendency toward it and consciously reject it.