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What do you mean by "stabilise things more"? I'm not sure that my experience is bad because of errors, so I'm probably misunderstanding what you're saying.
I think the core issue is that software like magit simply wasn't designed for high latency. If my remote machine was ~0ms away, I think things would work very well with tramp. It seems to me like this is the core problem, and anything that doesn't address it won't fix it. VSCode fixes the issue by letting software like magit simply run on the remote machine. It seems like the choice is between that, or rewriting everything to deal with high latency.