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Many finals were decided precisely because of the berserker's bug. From personal experience:
1) A game with Voland, seemingly in the Portal Cup. In the final, the berserker, surrounded by two-hex creatures, didn't kill almost anyone, resulting in a loss.
2) A game with Redwait in White Unicorn. The units under the berserker's control become sluggish and don't kill the angels; the initiative remains, and in the next round, the berserker wipes out the remaining enemy forces.
There have been many similar stories, but for some reason, no one thought to challenge the result.
Furthermore, imagine deciding to ban it – how would you formulate the rule? How would you distinguish between intentional use of the bug and accidental triggering?
Besides, the game's bugs are also part of the game's mechanics that should be known; the Heroes engine behaves unexpectedly in many places. Moreover, this bug was described in detail.