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I obviously can't speak for them, but since their games are usually very open to custom configurations etc, my guess would be that they just wanted to maximise that space, minimising any messy, arbitrary "you can't bind these two keys to anything that might need to be pressed together" annoyances for people. I don't use Alt much myself, but for all I know there's a common way of playing FPSs that involves holding Alt a lot that could get people into trouble if they start binding the F keys.
or "Press F10".
I also remember there was clan called Press F10 and many people pressed.
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...and as they say, it has no special powers. You can change what it does when you press Alt+F4 from shutdown to sleep or lock or any of the other power actions.
It's just another shortcut. It's been widely accepted that it is still used to quit applications, but it's not a force quit, you can still map it to do things BEFORE the application closes, or even not allow it to close the program at all. The same way you can change the 'X' to close or minimise your application.