I know what you say is true, @jared.gibb, but the goal of minification is removing unneeded script and reducing the size of the overall package.
As far as dead code injection, just running modern minification on a script with dead code can easily remove the dead code. So this fairly pointless.
Also, because property mangling is fairly dangerous in Bubble, there’s a bit of a limit to how obtuse/obfuscated one’s code can get.
So, I don’t worry too much about the “scumbag” concern (though believe me, there are no-talent scumbags in the Bubble plugin community).
Instead I’ve been trying to encourage plugin devs to understand that Bubble no longer auto-minifies production code (as I recently mentioned here: So, Like, When *did* the Plugin Builder Stop Minifying Code?) and I’ve shared how I minify plugin code in observation #2 here - Random Observations About the Plugin Builder though note that at the time of that post I just thought auto-minification had changed, not gone away entirely).