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The alternate ending was added in the 1.9 update (and might require Downpour?). It's inspired by a rare glitch present in earlier versions that caused the normal ending scene to load incorrectly, which some players mistook as a secret bad ending.
Interestingly, regardless of which slugcat you're playing as, the Karma symbol will blink red when entering the Void Sea with insufficient Karma.
I can't state he hadn't used any exploits, he could, even if he didn't realise it, but the karma level was tenth (or whatever a cross means).
With Downpour content enabled, the treeless ending will be shown if you ascend as the Survivor without max Karma. What was once a bug is now an easter egg.
Regardless, any meaning it may have is accidental, even now that there's a way to deliberately get it as an alternate ending with Downpour installed.
Either way, since it now is a feature and the devs probably wouldn't have left it in if it meant nothing so i think its valid enough to have some fun with speculating what it could mean.