MAD ammeter bypass question

Anyone that says an ammeter isn't ever or won't be a problem is fibbing to you. Seen plenty of issues with them and wiring connected to them in 50 years of this stuff.
Is that a fact? Fibbing? With correctly maintained tight connections, good insulators, operated within its original current design limits, no mis-placed added loading at the battery, ammeters will not spontaneously combust for no reason as some say they will. Curious, with your headlight relay kit offerings, where are you instructing users to draw secondary relay power from with a stock ammeter in play these days? Are you still marketing/promoting the “under hood or shunt wire”, direct alternator to battery by-pass kit for these cars running this stock ammeter-based charging system?

In my 50+ years working with these cars, never saw one ammeter issue/failure that wasn’t directly caused by mis-placed loading and/or terminal/connection abuse. The charge path Packard terminals in bulkhead are by far the weakest link in this original charging system.