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Please report this as a Feature Request.
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This could be done by tracking the numeric weight (which is standardized) instead of the label of the weight (which is not standardized). CSS already does this. For example, Regular/Book is 400. If you switch to a font that uses the label Normal for that weight, it would just use that since its weight is also 400.
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This issue rides the fine line between being a bug and an "unimplemented feature". I don't think there is any user that expects groups to NOT allow selecting multiple objects . And when you find yourself going, "did I accidentally deselect that, or why can't I select both at once", it feels very much like a bug.
Given that this is the behavior of Illustrator and Photoshop, it seems like an oversight, and a 9+ year old one at that. I tend to expect certain levels of feature parity between Adobe products, especially when I'm paying "state-of-the-art" subscription costs.