The problem the inspector noted (though I agree it's not a legitimate code violation) is one of the reasons I stopped using SqD Homeline.
Another was the constant call backs on AFCI nuisance tripping. Murray/Siemans seem to be less prone to that problem.
I also like that I can easily remove the exterior doors on Murray panels. Makes it easier to wire up.
And Siemans added a 42 circuit panel to their meter/panel series. You need all the spaces you can get now!
Nuisance tripping, on new installs or rewires? I don't recall any Homeline issues I've had like that. I had a trouble call several years ago that an AFI kept tripping, I think it was a GE brand. New breaker tripped also. I narrowed it to a bed headboard with radio, clock & lights built in. Unplugged that & everything worked fine. I metered the eqpmt for neutral/ground fault but found nothing there. Put it on a drop cord & checked load. Full load was 3 or 4 amps, certainly no heavy draw.
I saw a similar issue years ago in a school. A projector would trip a GFI breaker, plugged into a protected receptacle at a work table. We wound up putting in a ceiling recept & they did an overhead mount.
I have often seen refrigerators and freezers start tripping GFCI receptacles after the appliance ages a few years. I used to change to std recept, then after code change, started installing GFCI breaker. Breaker much less nuisance tripping than receptacle.