Yes, and let's further add top-level menu items for every other
important tool in Emacs workflows. That way, the menu shows every
useful thing at once, and is simultaneously cumbersome to the point of
unusability.
Sarcasm aside,
:)
The menu (including the nested menus) is just a tip of the iceberg. You cannot possibly fit everything in menus.
You might find it useful to learn other command discovery tools like apropos or completion systems like Ido and Ivy/Counsel (Elpa) that show you commands that match your minibuffer input interactively. For instance, searching for "vc-" shows me all the commands containing that string when using Ivy/Counsel.
you had ever flipped through the Emacs manual or
scrolled through a list of keybindings, you would have been aware of VC.
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