> Sashiko sometimes find bugs in adjacent code, but submitters don't want to have to fix bugs they didn't create.
I had my fair share of patches reviewed by humans like Simon and others where they caught a bug in adjacent code as well.
While I understand the scope creep frustration, I'm convinced that it makes the code base better overall because it means patch authors have to think about how their contribution fits into the design of the component they are touching.
It is interesting that LLMs provide a channel for that frustration, but it is something that a diligent, high quality human review can trigger as well (and we are better off for it). :)