I agree with you that most do wire that way, however the best and most conscientious electrician I ever worked with would not hesitate to put lights and plugs on the same circuit. At the same time another electrician I worked with insisted on it at all times, but i watched him use a ground wire as a neutral in a new multi million dollar house. That being said I know which one I would rather have wire my house. If it were a safety issue it would be addressed in the code book which it is not therefore it is just a matter of opinion. John T also nailed it when he said only the electrician standing there with the right tools can diagnose it properly I personally would consider where the outlet is located before I blame the person doing the work. There could be many reasons why it is on the same circuit, for example when arc fault breakers were just beginning to be required in bedrooms my boss insisted we put lights and plugs on the same breaker to save buying an extra $50 breaker. Another place that comes to mind is an outlet in a closet, no real reason to have one in there but I am regularly asked to put them in "just in case" and that is one that could easily be used for an iron.
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