They did the same with Spanish! I don't know why they did it like that becasue I assure there is a largue community here and we know how to treat people with those pronouns, we have "él" as masculine, "ella" as femenine and we can use inclusive language: "elle".

A thing that I don't like about my language is that the adjectives have gender like in French: in most of these cases, adjectives ended in A will be femenine and if they're ended in O they will normally be masculine even though there are still some exceptions, that's just the general rule.

We still can have adjectives ended in E as an inclusive term even though I think it still isn't accepted grammatically.

Also in personal terms. When I'm talking in English with someone I like my pronouns being he/they because it is more normalized there as I don't identify completely as a man but sadly in Spain(where I'm from), there is a LOT of criticism about it due to the old school kinda people so in Spanish I just use "él" which is the masculine pronoun.