Every SSD spec sheet has a Total Bytes Written (TBW) spec and Drive Writes Per Day (DWPD) and many warranties say that they don't cover wearout beyond those specs. It's akin to a tire rated for 50,000 miles; if it fails beyond that it's not defective.
The expectation that an SSD or even SD-card is infinitely rewriteable (practically speaking) is implicit in the marketing.
The idea that a drive can't be rewritten too many times should be explicit (like SMR HDDs)