I think I'm misunderstanding what this can be used for, but something I'd love to see become "perfect" is preserving a GUI application state across reboots/logins/etc. Especially with flatpak GUI apps.
This is called image computing and Lisp/Smalltalk did it. Emacs has a form of it called undump.
I dislike it because it violates the "rule of least power". Basically, if you never have to validate your internal data, you can never tell it's corrupt.
I dislike it because it violates the "rule of least power". Basically, if you never have to validate your internal data, you can never tell it's corrupt.