I can understand why, here is why (I think)
If you have voice control, then the microphone is connected to the Voice control module since it is possible to have voice control and no bluetooth.
You code the phone module without voice control because the voice control module is in effect controlling the infotainment (including the phone as it is part of the infotainment).
If you code the phone module for voice control, then the phone module will expect the microphone to be connected directly to itself, and it in turn would then handle the voice control. As a side effect, since voice control is now listening through the bluetooth module without a microphone, the whole thing stops working.
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