Tiger Lake is the only one with vp2intersect, but before Alder Lake there had already been 3 generations of consumer CPUs with AVX-512 support (Cannon Lake in 2018/2019, Ice Lake in 2019/2020 and Tiger Lake + Rocket Lake in 2020/2021).
So it was expected that any future Intel CPUs will remain compatible. Removing an important instruction subset has never happened before in Intel's history.
Only AMD has removed some instructions when passing from a 32-bit ISA to a 64-bit ISA, most of which were obsolete (except that removing interrupt on overflow was bad and it does not simplify greatly a CPU core, since there are many other sources of precise exceptions that must still be supported; the only important effect of removing INTO is that many instructions can be retired earlier than otherwise, which reduces the risk of filling up the retirement queue).
So it was expected that any future Intel CPUs will remain compatible. Removing an important instruction subset has never happened before in Intel's history.
Only AMD has removed some instructions when passing from a 32-bit ISA to a 64-bit ISA, most of which were obsolete (except that removing interrupt on overflow was bad and it does not simplify greatly a CPU core, since there are many other sources of precise exceptions that must still be supported; the only important effect of removing INTO is that many instructions can be retired earlier than otherwise, which reduces the risk of filling up the retirement queue).