Probably a flag. lsblk on Linux lets you choose which columns to display with -o parameter (which includes PHY-SEC and LOG-SEC, and quite a few other columns that aren’t displayed by default).

Yes, it’s pretty easy the information is in STORAGE_ACCESS_ALIGNMENT_DESCRIPTOR. The question is where would you like it printed? Should it be a flag? I don’t even see this in the Linux equivalent. I also see a lot of additional info like controller/bus type, media format (eg for floppy drives), temperature, health, etc.