The EU's implicit warranties can, in virtually all circumstances, be extinguished by fully refunding the customer everything that they've paid for the item and arranging to collect it for disposal (if appropriate to the product class). AFAICT, all the current exceptions to this rule require that you had knowledge of the customer's intended use case, and sold it to them anyway.
The required warranties in the EU all kick in when it's either sold, or (in our post-CRA world) where it's a companion digital element to a sold product. The cURL team are talking about a case where they didn't sell anything, and thus neither of those kick in. As a result, no implicit warranty required by law.
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