Jbartos: sure still there are but they are very old (about 30y ago).
New techniques use double interruption:
1. Rotation of two contacts
2. Two parallel contacts in a fork position
3. Two serial contacts in a standard execution
Few producers have them.
Each of them have advantages and disadvantages, still 2. is best since it limits current peak but still allows good seletivity at low SC levels.
The dynamic forces allow them all to open, depending on the CB and the SC, in 3 to 5 msec, like if they felt the raise of current as derivators. Current limiting is defined by UL, if I remember, but not by IEC therefore they are called I2t limiting.
If you argue that fuses will blow even quicklier, I agree with you. If you argue that selectivity with CBs is easier done, too.