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Personally, my understanding of knightly honor and dignity would never allow me to post such a victory. And of course, I understand that explaining this is pointless. How do you explain to a thief that stealing is wrong? It's impossible because the laws of honor cannot be understood through logic. Some people simply recognize them, while others don't.
Well, if we're talking about chivalry, you shouldn't even fight with archers. It's not chivalrous to sit in a castle. It's not chivalrous to attack when you have an advantage. This is a tactic for conducting battle – to outsmart the opponent, find their weak spot, and fight in a way they don't expect. Is there a set of rules, and should we play by them? I'd like to see you play Starcraft when you're dropped with Zealots on your workers for the first time. =)
This is a battle, a war, and tactical tricks are essential.