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Just disable swap after standard install (if expert mode doesn't allow to unconfigure it). Keep the partition for later use or merge it with your main partition (there are tools). I don't use swap since years.
Yes, I know how to get rid of swap. That's not the point. The point is that it's 2019 and the default is still to add a useless swap partition. Defaults matter, because not everyone knows to get rid of it.
Definitely. Then this issue should be raised at the distro level. Will have a look after vacation 
Well, it's also 2019 and people configuring webservers still worry/care about clients that only support TLS 1.0 or that don't support SNI or ECDSA, and software developers still worry/care about people still using GCC 4.x…
At least we moved on from SSLv3 and GCC 2.96...
it makes sense to default to having a swap partition on desktops and laptops to support system hibernation
It's possible to use hibernation without a swap *partition* - a swap *file* is good enough for that: https://wiki.debian.org/Hibernation/Hibernate_Without_Swap_Partition … A hibernation swap file gives you more flexibility and saves space if you're using a filesystem that supports transparent compression (like btrfs or ZFS).
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