Okay, but that makes it less block space efficient. I do not have the exact numbers, however, but if I'm not mistaken the taproot would be 10% bigger in size.
https://github.com/WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi/blob/master/WalletWasabi/Helpers/Constants.cs#L27It's ~1% bigger in vsize. Spending a P2WPKH coin costs 69 vbytes, creating a P2WPKH coin costs 31 vbytes (100 total). Spending a P2TR coin costs 58 vbytes, creating a P2TR coin costs 43 vbytes (101 total). There's apparently also an extra .5 vbytes somewhere that I don't know how to account for.
Wouldn't it make more sense for the clients to select which script types they rather use? (In addition to the coordinators enforcing their own policy.)
I'm sure there's a way to manually disable a specific script type from the client side. After all, when you use the 'Coinjoin to another wallet' to sweep your hardware wallet into your hardware wallet, it will only use the supported script type of your HWW.