My thought process for deciding to end my boycott (before doubling back down on my boycott) was that the point of a boycott was to get a company to change its behavior. They changed their behavior and continuing to punish them would eliminate any reason they had to continue to cooperate with the community.

Roughly speaking, every company is evil. But there are companies I boycott and companies I don't. The difference is (and I don't think this is an unreasonable way to think of it) that some boycotts have a chance of making a difference and some don't. (And even if changing behavior isn't likely, putting a company out of business or reducing it to perpetual irrelevance can be a very positive difference.)

The OGL1.1 boycott did make a positive difference. 5e is safer than it was before. ORC is a thing. The better-licensed Pathfinder 2e got a huge bump in popularity.

In short, I guess I feel justified in having ended (and reestablished) my boycott. That said, while I was decided not to boycott any more, I didn't actually buy anything from or otherwise patronize Hasbro. So in practice, I have been boycotting consistently since the OGL1.1 BS went down.