Suggestion: Rename "Reviews" on new sidebar with "Reviewers with write access"

[mOctave]

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Today I noticed that the reviewer panel on pull requests now distinguishes between potentially blocking reviews and all other reviews. Which seems like it could be a good change, except that it's not immediately clear what distinction is being made between the two types of reviews (unless you read and understand the tooltip), and can appear to delegitimize reviews made by project members without write access such as dedicated reviewers with triage perms.

I would much appreciate it if the title at the top of the panel in this new sidebar design was changed to be more descriptive (something along the lines of "Reviewers with write access" would work well).

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[helen]

Hello! Thanks for your feedback, and completely understand. Unfortunately that won't always be true of that section - for example, it can also contain pending reviews regardless of write access. There are such a wide variety of ways that various projects handle reviewers and what it means, and we can definitely continue to take feedback on how to be more flexible for these scenarios.