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"hidden geometry is still respected for light calculations" should be an option per view. There is not a single "right" answer to this question.

Would be nice to have both options but if one has to choose one - then definitely cut objects have to become invisible to camera but still cast gi and shadows (like clipping plane in 3ds max cameras) - would be even better if you could implement a...

To show the atmosphere of a space in a section/floorplan we need hidden geometry to be respected in light calculations. This would be a great addition to Revit.

Rendered section planes would be great. Would need to create light interiors somehow rather than all dark.

For taking Floorplan it's critical, need an option for the light will through section or not.

An indication of poly count (possibly even calling out certain layers/objects), texture sizes, light maps, etc would be super useful in looking for areas to increase model performance.

Section cut presentation would be great. Show how the light would be in the room as if the roof or walls were NOT cut.

The possibility of doing section planes while preserving the hidden geometry for light calculations would be an amazing feature as none of the CAD programs respect that rule.

But would you prefer that the hidden geometry is still respected for light calculations? Yes

Good tool for section perspective renders. It would have work in a way that maintains the lighting of the interior spaces