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Some people can write 1-3k lines of good code (incl. tests) in a day when everything is just right. We used to be called 10xers lol. The 1600LOC PR is legit if trust is there, it's really a single change unit, it's not just being thrown over a wall (should have a great PR description and clear, concise commit history).

I automatically block PRs with LLM-generated summaries, commit messages, documentation, etc.

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Some people get so precious about code bases and want everything to be 100 line digestable units that working with them is becomes near impossible when they dig their heels in.

It's like dealing an angry grandpa throwing mud over your newly cleaned car, "You gotta start at the wheels lad, not the windows, do it again".

Great, now you've broken the flow, I have to re-do everything, figure out which tests to introduce in which order and unravel them all, ironically this is where I've found more bugs creeping in, because you're no longer diligent - you're appeasing performatively.

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