Today I've upgraded Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw (ACR) to the newest versions, where ACR provides now a new adaptive color profile (I think it is beta yet). Of course I've expected problems using it with LR Timelapse, so this is just a quick note and question if there will be some support for this adaptive profile. Adobe is using machine learning to compute it, so I don't know how exactly would it be possible. Nevertheless, this is how it looks like in the application if you try to import and create auto transition for such a sequence:

Currently I'm not planning to support this because it doesn't seem to make sense for timelapse. But I will look into it, when I'm home from my trip to Guatemala.

I've checked this out in Camera Raw. Obviously, Adobe uses some kind of "AI" image detection to calculate an adaptive profile based on the image's contents.
As I suspected, this doesn't make sense for timelapse, be are already struggling with other "context dependent" tools in Lightroom/ACR, like Dehaze, Whites, Blacks, which need to be used carefully to avoid contrast flicker.
This "Auto"-Profile will make it even worse because each image in a timelapse would get a slightly different profile applied, which is counter-productive for timelapse.