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Ellie then breaks the cycle by realizing that Joel did deserve to die and she takes a different path.
As such, I have no issue with Abby or her role in the story. She served the purpose of the narrative well.
If there's anything to complain about it, it's that it's just par for the course storytelling.
Joel deserved better, and we as players who assumed his part in The Last Of Us, deserved better.
I could make a long post about all the problems with abby but this person sums it up.