Map Style to have no pins using Maps Platform Style Editor

Question

I use Google Maps in an internal web application using the JavaScript API. I programmatically plot pins for locations relevant to our customers & other data locations. However, things like restaurants, shopping locations, malls, etc. are not relevant and just clutter the map, and I'd prefer they be hidden

1. Using the styles map option when creating the map, I can accomplish this with the following, and the pins all go away. (current implementation)

const noIconsStyle = [
    {
        "elementType": "labels.icon",
        "stylers": [ { "visibility": "off" } ]
    }
];

var mapOptions = {
    mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP,
    styles: noIconsStyle //set map style
};

var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"), mapOptions );

2. I can also do this using the legacy style system on the Google Maps Platform website and it works as expected, I just need to add a mapId option when I instantiate my map and it'll use the style I have connected to that mapId.

3. However the new style editor has no "all" section. And upgrading a legacy style results in that setting being lost, and all the pins come back. I can try toggling the setting for all "Points of Interest", but it doesn't actually apply to all of them, some still show.

I can turn off labels for all 4 of the top level categories (Points of Interest, Political, Infrastructure, and Natural), and I still get pins for some stores, malls, cinema, golf courses, etc.

The reason I'm revisiting this is that currently I'm using option #1. But I want to take advantage of the new AdvancedMarkerView in place of the traditional Marker class, but that requires that the map have a mapId. Once I do that, I get a warning in the console that a map's styles property can't be set when using a mapId, so now option #1 is out and I'm looking at alternatives.

Am I missing something or did they break/remove the ability to hide all pins on the map with their new Map Styles?