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It was a typo in grub, before anyone starts griping. It must have got in there when I set it up to use plymouth,
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^ This is correct, except for when you first install the system there's only one kernel. As soon as a second kernel is installed, it won't autoremove.
Any new kernel is first in the boot order, and if there are three or more kerneles present the old ones can be removed with 'sudo apt autoremove --purge' or, if you've installed nala, 'sudo nala autopurge'.
Why why why why?!!???
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