Windage Trays And Etc During Cam Break-In

Ma Mopar put a crank windage tray in every 340 they built, and they still had a full factory warranty on every motor that went out the door. I agree that modern cams are far more aggressive than the cams back then, but Mother Mopar wouldn't have spent the money to install it without a cost/performance comparison. I'm putting a windage tray in my current stroker build with a solid roller cam. I'll listen to my inner voice, and the performance of my stock 1970 340. I'm building a high performance street car, not a pro stock motor.
Obviously a solid roller doesn’t elicit break-in concerns during the initial 20 or so minutes that an aggressive flat tappet cam may for some. It’s only about using the tray during initial break-in period, then slap it back in there afterwards. Purely about the merits of doing so “or not” just taking every possible precaution, likely just an extreme measure that can’t be proven to help I think is the consensus.