Why having snippets tha explicitly use ${0} in the inside of the inserted text, leaving no way to get out of the snippet?

I'm specifically referring to HTML snippets, but I guess other language's snippet files are similar.

Take this

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           snippet b 
        
           	<b>${0}</b>

If I start this snippet, I have then to go manually normal mode to get out of the tag. Luckily, UltiSnips' snippet take precendence, and it uses the tabstop number 1 instead of 0, which gets defaulted to after-the-snippet:

vim-snippets/UltiSnips/html.snippets

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           snippet b "<b>" w 
        
           <b>$1</b> 
        
           endsnippet

Unfortunately, not all snippets are like that. The snippet for <p>, for instance, uses the 0th tabstop in both collections:

vim-snippets/snippets/html.snippets

Lines 682 to 683 in faaa499

    
           snippet p 
        
           	<p>${0}</p>

vim-snippets/UltiSnips/html.snippets

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           snippet p "paragraph" w 
        
           <p>${0:${VISUAL}}</p> 
        
           endsnippet

Is it ok if I make a PR for snippets/html.snippets and UltiSnips/html.snippets change all those 0s to 1s?