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Even in real life how would you even connect two power supplies to a single computer? There's no "dual power supply load balancer" that exists even in real life either.
There is that random weird new motherboard from Intel that supports I think 3 power supplies however.
Yeah I can't seem to mount a 2nd PSU either they probably haven't added compatability for it as it would require them re working the way their voltage monitoring software works im GUESSING either that or they're just being lazy or have put adding that feature in off to a different date.