Yes, and back in my school days we all did our tests on paper, except the two kids who had a slip of paper that allowed them to take a digital test instead. Helping people with disabilities doesn't require having everyone make their tests on a computer.
And taking away writing from people with bad handwriting (if not related to disability) is just about the worst thing to do if you want them to ever get better at it.
Idk, I’ve had bad handwriting my entire childhood and I still have bad handwriting now as an adult. I’ve (somewhat jokingly) announced that I am “illegible”. It isn’t a detriment to my day to day activities at all, because I can type sufficiently well
And taking away writing from people with bad handwriting (if not related to disability) is just about the worst thing to do if you want them to ever get better at it.