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<silly>i hope the organization that develops the HTML standard, the World Wide Web Consortium, will come to a good agreement with the organization that develops the fediverse's ActivityPub standard, the *checks notes* World Wide Web Consortium</silly>
but seriously, the problem is that any of the possible approved schemes may be used by some bank or crypto app or some internal application within a company for opening a third-party application, and the risk of those suddenly becoming available to any web app that bothers calling for a registration is significant
i hope we get a standard fedi: or ap: scheme, but this isn't a decision that would be made lightly, because we don't know who else might be using these already for something else
and i don't want anyone to be able to register any scheme, because i don't want my mom or grandma (or anyone else's mom or grandma, for that matter) to accidentally click a link on her phone, make one wrong "yes" choice, so that later the next few donations to sick children or utilities bills she has to pay (which i have personally seen using URI schemas to redirect to the appropriate bank!) get send to some fraudster instead