The auto_use ['views'] should be Disabled at a Global Level

I was experimenting with template replacement in Sellvana, and I think the current behavior w/r/t a global auto_use: [ views ] should be changed.

If a user enables auto_use: [ views ] at the global level, and uses it to replace a template in one area, the effects will spill over into all areas. While from a purely programatic point of view this is the "correct" behavior, based on experience with areas in Magento this seems likely to cause a lot of confusion (I was in the middle of reporting an "my admin is busted" bug until I realized what I'd done)

Given the potential for a frontend developer working on the frontend to potentially break a template required in the backend, and my not being able to think of reasons you'd want this functionality, using auto_use: [ views ] at the global, not area specific level, should be disabled.

Reproduction Steps

Create a module with the manifest listed below (also, extension attached)
Notice the global level auto_use
Enable your new module with a run level of REQUIRED
Copy the core/FCom/Frontend/Frontend/views/root.html.twig template to core/local/Pulsestorm/Helloworld/views/root.html.twig
Alter core/local/Pulsestorm/Helloworld/views/root.html.twig to include the text <h1>I am changing a frontend template</h1>
Browse to a frontend page, ensure your <h1>I am changing a frontend template</h1> text shows up
Login to the admin

Expected Behavior: Backend displays are per normal

Actual Behavior: Backend page also displays the <h1>I am changing a frontend template</h1> text

modules:
    Pulsestorm_Helloworld:
        version: 0.0.1
        channel: beta
        require: { module: { FCom_Frontend : 0.1.0 } }
        description: "Module Description Here"    
        auto_use: [ views ]

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