Agreed, but you have to be lucky to be not on a toxic team for that otherwise you are going to get a ton of comments by your peers in your Pull Request for trivial things that you left out even though you had clearly stated the scope before, just so that the peers can show that they are doing their job of peer reviewing. And later the ignorant manager questions you in 1:1 about the number of comments on your PR without actually reading them. This is based on my recent experience.