Uhm, I've understood and acknowledged that by now.
A 4-wire cable on an USB-C device still allows the device to work like a typical USB device though - e.g. probably most Arduino with USB-C can be programmed through such a cable.
Hence how there are many many USB-A to USB-C adapters/cables available.
Hooray for backwards compatibility (except when it comes to device-detection, as it turns out) 
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