Based on the amount of attention on this discussion board: https://community.esri.com/t5/geoprocessing-questions/automatically-resizing-polygons/m-p/1097499 and this Stack Exchange post which it references: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/169694/is-there-arcpy-tool-for-polygon-resizing-like-scale-t... it seems there is significant demand for a "Scale Features" geoprocessing tool in the Editing Toolbox, a need I have encountered in a new workflow of mine.
This tool would provide the same function as the Scale editing tool with a scale factor, but would allow this function to be performed on multiple features as once, with each feature having a unique anchor point. The anchor points would default to the centroid of their respective features, with the option to offset them by a set distance and direction. This would be different than using the Scale editing tool with multiple features selected, as in that case all features selected reference the same anchor point.
Currently, the only way I know of to scale multiple features in this way are to either scale them all one at a time using the Scale editing tool, or to use the Python code shared in the above Stack Exchange post. I think this would be a natural addition to ArcGIS Pro's default geoprocessing tool selection.
