Red "warning" 'hard/soft' configuration in /etc/security/limits.conf [ ENABLED ]

[slrslr]

$ lynis show version
3.1.4
$ lsb_release -d
Description: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

The kernel section "warning" in the red font:

I have the hard and soft limit set in /etc/security/limits.d/123-openfileslimit.conf

* soft nofile 10000
* hard nofile 100000

and the file /etc/security/limits.conf lines are all commented out:
grep -v "#" /etc/security/limits.conf

the red/warning font suggests attention needed, but as a layman i do not think that attention is needed and it should not behave it like this by default? I would expect orange text and display correct file 123-openfileslimit.conf instead of /etc/security/limits.conf ?

Searching "limits.d":
https://github.com/search?q=repo%3ACISOfy%2Flynis%20limits.d&type=code

UPDATE:
the Lynis output may have confused me, instead it may have some relation to a coredump configuration in:
sudo nano /etc/security/limits.d/coredump

*               soft    core            0
root            soft    core            0
*               hard    core            infinity
root            hard    core            infinity

caused following output of a "sudo lynis audit system --tests KRNL-5820"

[+] Kernel

• Checking core dumps configuration
  • configuration in systemd conf files [ DEFAULT ]
  • configuration in /etc/profile [ DEFAULT ]
  • 'hard' configuration in /etc/security/limits.conf [ ENABLED ]
  • 'soft' configuration in /etc/security/limits.conf [ DISABLED ]
  • Checking setuid core dumps configuration [ PROTECTED ]

and:

*               soft    core            0
*               hard    core            0

caused:

[+] Kernel

• Checking core dumps configuration
  • configuration in systemd conf files [ DEFAULT ]
  • configuration in /etc/profile [ DEFAULT ]
  • 'hard' configuration in /etc/security/limits.conf [ DISABLED ]
  • 'soft' configuration in /etc/security/limits.conf [ DISABLED ]
  • Checking setuid core dumps configuration [ PROTECTED ]

ENABLED = RED, DISABLED = GREEN

in another words, the output should specify correct file so it is not confusing