There is no Ruth's Chris Steak House in Capitol Terrace way/1193887255

Ditto for way/1193887252

226 is the suite number of way/1193887250. The address is 150 N 8th St

Most routers probably won't understand an address node on a road. OSM-based routers will use the road that takes you closest to your destination, though. A quick test seems to show appropriate navigation via the alleyway.

Nice job with the last complete changeset before OSM went down

Names should be in common use.

Maxspeed is inappropriate if no signed restriction exists.

That option submits each object in your changeset as a single request. Unfortunately, I don't know of a plugin that automatically creates a changeset for individual objects. Instead, select a subset of the changed objects to upload and use Ctrl-Alt-Shift-U

Cycleway is not appropriate for an unpaved trail. Please see the examples here: highway=cycleway#Examples

Such a trail as the ones described are almost always highway=path. This has to do with tagging conventions originating in the UK. You may also tag bicycle=yes to make it explicit that bicycles are allowed.

addr:city is to be used for the postal city only. According to the USPS, the only accepted city name for 76051 is Grapevine. Please correct the tag accordingly.

Yes, it should follow the parcel boundary.

access=no means no one can use it. You should use motor_vehicle=no and leave access unset.

Typically, they are ranger offices, like these: way/1084479104, way/1084514162

You accidentally dragged this node, causing the road to overlap the lodge. node/126949559

Reverted

I don't think mapping constitutes endorsement. If it does, I've got a lot of introspection to do about mapping all the cookie-cutter subdivisions in my hometown.

How does this edit promote homophobia?

OSMCha displays "Not reported" when there is no changeset comment

The only useful tags here are RackID and RackColor, and color will require standardization. If, on top of that, the coordinates aren't accurate, the dataset is of little utility.

A warehouse owned by the school district

It's "Gernika", like the Basque town.