Wasabi also makes sure to adjust the minimum up accordingly based on the current mining fee rate to make sure your outputs can be spent. Even if the coordinator operator makes a mistake and set 1sat as minimum registrable output amount, Wasabi will not create uneconomical outputs (dust).

Finally, the idea that somehow utxos with amounts below 0.01594323 btc has to be necessarily consolidated makes no sense and it is clearly false. Here a user decided to consolidate all those outputs because she decided to move all her money out Wasabi. This is something no so uncommon, people that do not understand Wasabi tend to use it as a mixer where they send, mix and leave. By doing so, the lose the ability to manage what they reveal to the world after each transaction. I mean, now that users has only one single utxo and it will reveal lose its privacy immediately after she spend it in the next transaction.

Wasabi is not a mixer, it is a system designed to protect the privacy of your bitcoins and your transaction by allowing you to manage the information about who knows what about each of your utxos. Its labeling system is by far the most useful and powerful mechanism to manage your privacy and reveal only what you are okay revealing. Wasabi lets you know who can known about each of your transactions, it allows you to avoid change that stops the tracing of your wallet from others, it protects you from network observers, from entities that want to collect transaction data and metadata from you.

Those who use it as a mixer are simply idiots that do not know what they are doing and do not understand the consequenses of that.