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I think the reason you can't use just the super key to open the 'start menu' is that it is reserved to be used in other keyboard shortcuts along with other keys.
When searching here's what I found:
Note: Assigning the Super key alone to the menu may disable its use as a modifier for other window manager shortcuts (like window snapping).
And I do have it set up to be used with window snapping (super + numpad key).
Here's a video that shows a bit of what I've done to customize:

Am I reading this correctly?
Sec. 4. Individual Freedom to Fix. The Administrator of the EPA shall consider deprioritizing civil tampering enforcement actions against anyone who, in good faith, attempts to fix his or her own vehicle to its original configuration.
Seems that almost everything we want to do will remain illegal, but that the enforcement actions will be "de-prioritized".
So still the selective enforcement problem. They make it so that everyone does things against the law, because there are laws against about everything you can think of, and then they come after the people they want to with selective enforcement.