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LLMs are only getting better and more competent, especially for code well-covered by tests. On such codebases it's definitely cheaper to maintain code with a LLM than by humans alone. I presume then that the XSLT implementation in Chrome is not well-tested.
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I think that the issue is not the XSLT implementation (that could be contained), but its deep intégration in the XML stack which is part of web pages processing. Think about XML "processing instructions".



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