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Two observations:
(a) for Sieve rules that FM generates this is not important, but if anyone adds their own rules that use the jmapquery thing I think it would be terribly easy to miss out the line that just has that dot on it... (I do recognise that it's a common end-of-something delimiter, seen inside other protocols, but it's machine-friendly rather than user-friendly.)
(b) why is jmapquery being used instead of simpler match tests etc? It may be from FM's point of view this makes the logic for their rule-generator simpler. It might also be more efficient (in terms of server load) if it's been implemented with more modern code features.
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