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Mods would get broken within a month; and Mod Authors would have to scramble for a few weeks to figure out how to fix it, only for the game to be updated again, which would just break the mods again. Especially for the Beta.
Besides, Ren'Py games are difficult to mod when the engine itself is constantly being updated. A Game would have to finished on a stable version of the engine for mods to work properly. Mod Authors get tired of how often they have to update the engines that they work with, just to put mods into games.