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Good point, but I think the key to your question is the long debate over pre-delegation. It wasn’t until the early 50s that you get any sort of predelegated authority to use atomic weapons.
Predelegation is a separate issue, I think, since it is formally an extension of authority — it doesn't challenge notion of POTUS having ultimate authority (even if, in practice, this was awfully blurry).
I don’t think predelegation is really a separate issue. Truman resisted pressure for predelegation because he wanted to retain sole authority to use the atomic bomb.
I'm a rank amateur at this topic but I feel like Schlosser gave this pretty detailed treatment in his book? (I only had an audio version to hear while gardening, so I can't go back ;)
He talks about many relevant things, but not the establishment of the President — and specifically the President — as the locus of this authority.
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