While I see the point you're trying to make, truth is 90% of the times at least it will be a workaround instead of a proper solution. Even if it's a proper solution, there's a high chance it will only work on your specific setup - most open source software are made for a range array of systems, configurations, etc.

That plus ai sycophancy means, in my opinion, a great portion of contributions made in this manner will be bad, and waste maintainers time - which is obviously undesirable.

On my first week of claude code I submitted a PR to a FOSS and I was 100% sure it was correct - ai was giving me great confindence, and it worked! But I had no clue about how that software worked - at all. I later sent an email to the maintainer, apologizing.