HV oil pump vs Stock oil pan

So you agree with Uncle Tony, who on his video produced as much evidence as you have about how much horsepower it takes to run an oil pump. It doesn’t take what you think. This has been tested so many times it hurts. On virtually every brand of engine. On a well tuned, scienced out small block Chevy it’s worth about 5 hp at 7,000 rpm. And that was with needle bearing rocker arms. I can tell you that as I said above that you will kill way more than 5 hp with the rockers eating the shafts. And again, your 10 psi at idle will be ZERO at the shafts. Prove me wrong. Hook a gauge up to the end of the shaft and learn for yourself.
Do you read and comprehend what you read. You seem stuck on the 10PSI business. IMHO that is a minimum for a high milage engine that is still running. If I had a new rebuild with 10# at idle, I would be concerned and start looking for why. Idle for short periods is one thing, but I would look more at the driving pressure. If that is good, the engine will continue running for quite a while. With that statement I refer to an older engine and as long as it is not using oil.