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Damage and disappearing items (was: explain why this innovation was needed?)

earlier on the version minecraft 1.7.10 all the damaged things (for example 280: 1, stick with 1 damage) remained with their textures. After version 1.8, the same stick (280: 1) turns into an object without texture.

My question is why it is necessary? Objects like 280: 1 (stick with 1 damage) 318: 1 (flint with 1 damage) and "other" are NOT put textures from the texturepack, even if you write it in.JSON . New textures are placed only on hoes, picks, swords and similar things that preserve the texture.

So if you can not put a texture, then why should it disappear when damaged?

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    p.s. 
    due to the fact that the texture on version 1.7.10 is preserved even if the thing is damaged it was possible to do things with damages that do NOT work if you try to craft something from them.
    Now, there is no such possibility, since with damage the thing turns into a very very ugly cube.