combine long list to fill a page at a time

A recursive calling function, nice. But, I thought the recursion limit for Lambda was pretty small and that may be a limiting factor for the usability of this function so I thought I would put it to the test. Well, I looked up recursion limit and found numerous reference that excel recursion limit was 1024 divided by number of parameters+1 so in this case (2 inputs) the recursion limit would be only about 341. So given 1000 rows if I set N to 2 that should make it explode but NOPE it worked fine!! In fact I was able to increase the initial sequence # to 6552 rows which equates to 3276 iterations. IF the n+1 factor is correct that means the new limit is 9,828. I tried this new limit in the recursion limits demo sheet found here:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/lambda-recursive-lists-and-understanding-recursion-limits-of/m-p/2199690
and found the previous calculated "limits" didn't apply any more and although I couldn't reach the 9,828 / (n+1) value (my excel would crash) I was able to come pretty close and many times the previously calculated value.
So did Excel change that recursion limit?
On another note, although this recursion is 'sexy' it does seem to run slower (at least when I push the limits where I can make it take ~3s vs my equation that would take ~2s but that is very informal)