I think it'll stay until there's no more significant changes to the code like has been said above. It might remain in beta for a long time more and I don't think that's a problem. Sometimes companies release beta updates a week or two before the main stable update and make them reversible - we might not yet know if we need this with a future bitcoin fork.
Most people who believe in bitcoin and its software version probably wouldn't mind that, but I honestly don't know why it's tied to something that seems so vulnerable to its future. I'm sure there aren't many bug encountered so far
"though I don't know much", but of course this concern would be synonymous with the risk of losing money. Certainly, people should still care about the risks.
I hope a lot of people realize that they can't go 100% all-in on bitcoin, let alone sell all of their physical assets for bitcoin. No flag, but it's just bitcoin created and developed for smooth financial transactions as an alternative to fiat. I don't want to think too far, this is just a form of my vigilance about the future of bitcoin.