I'm not sure what you mean, the entire point of technical documentation is that it explains a technical subject, that is the definition of the phrase. You could add other things but then it stops being just that.
Sorry, one can read "just that" in two ways there, "it at all" or "only".
To carry on with your intended meaning, what is the problem if the technical documentation is more than just technical documentation? We're talking about a paragraph here, maybe 0.1% of the documentation. Are you making a claim that at some percentage of non-technical content the documentation becomes illegitimate?
I'm honestly just trying to understand what you're getting at.
Possibly I should have said "it stops being only that," that might have been more clear. The problem with making that 0.1% into something else is that people still get annoyed and distracted by it because it's not what they expected, and they complain, which is exactly what happened here.