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Mentioning that a hash should not be used as a MAC with the length extension attack example aligns with the message of not creating own cryptography when it exists. For message authentication codes, HMAC is good for a historical context, and mentioning the modern MACs such as KMAC - SHA3-based (NIST.SP.800-185), and universal hashes such as poly1305 would make sense.
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