[saagarjha]

It's fun (and a little depressing) to look at this list, but it exists is basically every popular project. Unfortunately, the incentives are set up for this to essentially be necessary: if something popular doesn't work in your software, users are going to think your code is the one who is broken, not the thing they are trying to use. So you have a sort of a "tragedy of the commons" where if you keep a principled position a user is going to switch to your competitor that supports quirks to get the thing to work.