The "Request Path" block visibility condition does not check for valid aliasses

Confirming I can reproduce the error with the steps to reproduce. What I don't understand is why anyone would go to a path like /index.phpsometext and why Drupal handles it differently to /sometext. I don't think the RequestPath condition is the right place to handle this, seems like more of a routing issue.

What I don't understand is why anyone would go to a path like /index.phpsometext

To fill up the logs of a website with errors.
Or if you want to stay on top of errors and have those on a daily mail or sent through slack or some other platform, this becomes very annoying... Can't think of any legit reason to do so though.