Arguably this means that Google is breaking point 11 of their own AMP Cache Guidelines [1]. If I ran any AMP pages, I would be quite upset.
1: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/spec/amp-c...
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When you have the power to write the rules, you can break the rules. Google is too powerful.
I think Google is only going to play this "incompatibility" card more and more now that Chrome is the dominant browser.
We need more pushback against Google doing stuff like this, even when at first glance what they push for seems "positive."
Point 11:
No obstruction of the contents, branding or attribution of the original AMP document.