It seems to me that there's some advantages to undertaking "Freedom of Navigation Operations" by randomizing implementations from time to time to discourage any dependence on internal behaviors.

For instance, traversal order of maps in Go is always randomized, to prevent subtle bugs caused by depending on the order.

As AI generated code becomes cheaper, it may be worthwhile to change some subset of your internal behaviors from release to release, so that users don't become too complacent.