The only revisionism going on there is pretending that XT was never a deadly serious (ie overambitious) attempt at an actual
governance coup, which was willing to risk catastrophic consensus failure in order to achieve narrow process and technical changes of strictly limited value.
You are, by retroactively reframing XT as merely some kind of magical motivational poster, desperately trying to avoid the stinging cognitive dissonance of its inglorious defeat.
Team Gavin said things and acted as if XT would destroy Core with a bang, but what happened is XT died with only the faintest of whimpers.
And so, having crushed the enemies of Core, we now enjoy the lamentations of their women.

Just because you keep repeating this, it does not make it true. I have refuted many times now why XT is not the equivalent of a
coup can be defined as needing 75% consensus.