I agree. Once I had the displeasure of working with a junior dev who was very prolific in posting comments on style and if a space should be at the left or at the right of a symbol. It took me a few days of dealing with that noise to onboard a linter.
Even so the junior dev felt entitled to manifest how high their standards were by posting a torrent of comments in the PR that onboarded the team's official linter config.
But once the PR was approved and merged, surprise surprise: the junior dev's PR comment metrics dropped from dozens per PR to zero. The style guide didn't even had to be enforced.
The last I've heard about the junior dev was throwing a tantrum when one of their PRs received a comment from another team member asking to run the linter because it failed to adhere to the team's official style guide. Apparently the high standards and this attention to detail only went one way.