Why should your workflow be prioritised over other peoples?
Why should other people, who don't know much, have to go get an extension while you, who does know enough to go get an extension, get to use the product as-is?
It is not prioritising my workflow but not changing already working software.
Idiot proofing is often necessary when the end user have to be spoon fed software and it is done by someone else who is perfectly capable of finding the said software on the internet form its official source, installing the package, finding the "easy mode" form its official source and clicking install button when the software prompts you to do so.
Alternatively, a version of software can be shipped by "easy mode" installed and enabled by default, just like how you choose which OS/localisation combo to download. Difference being that, software ships with rich configuration options by default and you can access them when you need it just by disabling "easy mode", not downloading something. No need to overhaul existing UI which is familiar to millions already, and prioritise people who cannot be trusted not to fiddle with options they don't know, just because you can.
Why should other people, who don't know much, have to go get an extension while you, who does know enough to go get an extension, get to use the product as-is?