Could you please be more specific about what you want? and whats wrong?

I reviewed your fiddle, and it seems like you are making mess of you code.

You have

small,

inside alert
inside heading
and you also applying text-* utility class to small?

Why would you do that?

heading small have its own color,
if you are using alert class on container, then why you would need text-danger class?

you should either use text-danger or use alert, don't use both in same context, makes no sense to me (atleast).

Also don't stuff classes in html to achieve this kind of result, instead achieve these results with css, its standard and recommended method.

As far as consider this as a bug, I don't think so,

as we can't provide flexibility and consistency both together for some elements.

It was all three

headings color, and than small colors (inside heading and such) and text-* utility classes (danger, success etc) are highly desired features, and core team tried to make them work together as much as it could be possible without sacrificing core standards, so please don't ask for too much out of core code, rather do these hacks on your on specific to your project.

There is not many projects where you would like to achieve same results, so stuffing this in core makes no sense.

Remember the more clean you keep your core (no hacks, tricks applied to core code) the more browsers, devices compatibility you will get. And it will also makes your life easier to trace the issues, as with hacks, its hard to fix the issues if they are part of core.

Framework is meant to give you just kind of roadmap, its not a final solution, so any specific changes should be done in your own custom files.

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small in alert-danger #12782

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