Same on my Samsung Galaxy A71 OLED Screen.
Since Mega Bezel Reflection Shader seems to be more all encompassing when it comes to compatibility and usability, I’d have to side with sticking with sRGB as the default which is a very common colourspace that many monitors have decent support for.
Us shader preset pack creators and end users themselves will always be free to customize as we/they see fit, while the base presets should always aim for an, “It just works!” sort of ethos.
It would of course be different if there was a bug or defect that needs to be addressed via a change in default settings.
Just my humble opinion.
@sonkun
What I’ve done with my preset pack is created my own sub-base presets where I can easily alter defaults and address changes to the Main Mega Bezel base presets, without having to touch many individual presets.
So basically none of my end user presets reference the Mega Bezel base presets directly. Only my sub-base presets reference Mega Bezel Base presets.