When I was invited by Ford to visit its headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, last week to check out its new in-car operating system, I thought I knew what to expect. It was going to be built on the Android Automotive operating system, so there would be native versions of Maps, Assistant, and other popular Google apps. It would look pretty slick, with graphics powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine. And it would still support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto because Ford has said it won’t restrict access t...