Zig rejected Bun's proposed contribution because it was a bad contribution, which they explained at length. Zig should not be made to "budge" on bad contributions. It seems you think Zig is unreasonable for rejecting bad code that happens to also be AI-generated, but believe it's reasonable for a project to be forced to accept bad code because it is AI?
No, I think Zig should reject bad AI contributions and accept good AI contributions. That is not Zig policy, they reject all AI-authored contributions.
Not sure why you're inventing a stance for me to be arguing against, when the Zig compiler stance is publicly articulated as exactly what I'm describing.