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I don't think that "uninstalling bootloader" does that 😅

It usually leaves EFI binaries and whatever files get placed in the boot partition for BIOS systems and the boot sector intact, it just removes service binaries so you won't be able to install bootloader to another partition or disk.

It's also quite possible to uninstall Microsoft Chrome that they now call Edge with WinGet, but not the original Edge — that is indeed impossible to remove.