I completely agree. This is one of the most annoying things about LLMs. I always see them fixing linter errors by adding ignore comments, typing many things as "Any", duplicating test fixtures instead of extracting them, sometimes deleting tests they don't like, etc.

My most recent Claude Code fix consisted of one line: calling `third_party_lib._connect()`. It reaches into the internals of an external library. The fix worked, but it is improper to depend on the specific implementation. The correct fix was about 20 lines.

(Tangentially, this is why I think LLMs are more useful for senior developers because junior developers tend to not have a sense for what's good quality and accept whatever works.)