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I don't have an answer other than just saying Inverted Trope. But there is another example in the third The Legend of Kyrandia game, where Malcolm can be sent to row a boat 1,000 times as prison labor. During the task, Malcolm starts singing in an irritating way and the taskmaster, just wanting to be rid of Malcolm, skips straight from about 950 to 10 rows left.
Tropes Are Flexible. It's an unusual application of Moving The Goalposts, but a perfectly acceptable one.

Sort of the flipside of Moving the Goalposts. Someone is given some sort of goal or quota they have to meet, but its retroactively made easier. An example would be if you have a video game with some sort of mini-game where you're told you need to get 1,000,000 points to win (which will likely seem like an Impossible Task at first). Then, once you get 20,000 points, the game is basically like "Aw, that's good enough, you may pass."