The nice thing about being able to run others people code with your style is that your entire codebase stays in one consistent style. You don't run into issues like in other languages where one library author has done some dubious style choices which then propagates into your code. This was always a pain-point for me in Python.
And I'm not certain what scenarios you envisage where this would be an issue, why do you care how other people call your functions?
And I'm not certain what scenarios you envisage where this would be an issue, why do you care how other people call your functions?