Decoupling capacitors inrush current
If the power supply can handle it, then it's no problem. And things like FPGAs and big processors can have peak currents of 100A and power supplies to match and they still don't need inductors.
But blindly adding things like chokes, beads, and inductors introduces inductance that produces resonant peaks with the capacitances and if those peaks land on a noise frequency, the noise will actually be worse than if they weren't there.
It's obvious why it is bad to have resistors in series with a power supply.
Also, soft-starting regulators are a thing which means the inrush is in theory, is only on the input capacitor to the whole system since that is the only part of the system that is not behind a regulator which can be soft-started.