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Only in the 2000s did the whole 1:1 doctrine become a thing in the context of a much downsized army, plenty of VBLs and the fixation on asymmetric conflicts as he makes pretty clear in the second video.
In-game there is enough VBLs, VAB infantry and the recon squads in light 50 cal. trucks to provide for two such 1980s cavalry platoons of AMX-30s and AMX-10s. Which provides for a decent such task force within the game's context (map sizes, deployment costs, scale of combat, battlegroup sizes).
Also it would be a questionable balancing choice to just give the French 60+ cheap recon vehicles with good optics not to speak of additional squads just so that every Tank or AMX-10 has a buddy.
The vast majority of an armored division still fights alongside mechanized infantry of course. Everything else would be rather questionable in a large-scale conventional conflict. Even though the French in general always kept to a very "Cavalry-like" concept/doctrine of armor. As seen not just by these interarms groups but also by the equipment itself.