Venecian Pyramids yield impotent settler

Building The Pyramids as Venice yields a settler (I believe Vanilla gives a Merchant of Venice).

I wasn't going to say anything because I think it would be cool to give Venice one chance to build another city (even though it could be said it goes against the whole point of Venice...), but when I got him to the excellent city spot that put me in agony upon discovery (back when I was exploring my immediate area, even knowing I wouldn't be building any cities) I realized there was no option to build a city.

Must have gotten some disease doing god-knows-what down in those pyramids...

I'm not sure what if anything should be done with this.

As you say, you can't found new cities, so why build a wonder that gives you settlers?

I guess it could be possible to put error-checking code in place to stop the user from making that choice, but why?
It's like the patient that says:
"Doctor, it hurts whenever I do this!" Doctor: "Then don't do that!"

Any other change to wonders that give bonuses that are incompatible with certain civs is just making change for the extremely few times it might happen.

We should consider making the Pyramids spawn a Merchant of Venice instead for Venice.

Yes, I was expecting to get a Merchant of Venice, as it is in Vanilla

I certainly wouldn't have built it had I not seen the Vanilla tooltip that says you get a MoV! And the liberty settler policy works like it does in Vanilla, despite the tooltip not saying so