It's not at all clear that this would violate the Extradition Clause or Extradition Act which implements it. The offense in question isn't illegal in California and doctors practicing in California won't have fled from the States that may seek to bring charges.
This law will give California governors another reason to ignore requests from other States, requiring them to try their luck with a writ of Mandamus from federal courts.
For bloatware to be a meaningful term, I think it needs to go beyond just some arbitrary percent of users don't need or use it. For an OS, having baseline apps which are useful across a wide variety of hardware setups and use cases is reasonable, even if they don't apply in your particular situation. Bloat would be superfluous apps that replicate baseline features or baseline apps that have grown in scope beyond what's strictly necessary.
Ah yes, going to court, a famously simple and cheap process for getting people to do what you want without torching a valuable business relationship.
Todd in the Shadows' video about the many obvious errors and lies in Somerton's videos includes a bit about the cowriter Nick at 55:49.
https://youtu.be/A6_LW1PkmnY?si=EtBAYfEV9dpAD0-t