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They have alternatives available, they decided to create an infrastructure reliant on their own services, that's the problem. Tooling exists so that they don't need to keep supporting this
And even then, you're literally asking them to lock up mods support from their own service, to another service but by Valve, another company.
Besides, Doom just cannot die. It became open source way before Steam even existed. It's safe from being killed. Remaster might die, but OG lives. Doom has it way better than any other games.