I agree with what
@El***
said. There are multiple reports of people standing fast, holding their ground, and just being firm that they got their O-A before the insurance was required and they are not obligated to have it until they go to extend inside the country OR to go back to their country and buy a new O-A.
BUT
There are reports that people were told they needed it anyway and were only given a 30 day visa exempt entry, told to GET insurance (from one of the 13 thai carriers and then go to the immigration office to get the entry stamp adjusted to a year.