Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The gh-dash built-in PR preview doesn’t show info on exactly who review has been requested from for each PR. Specifically:

• I can’t tell if the PR is one for which a review was requested from me personally/individually, or instead whether it’s just one for which a review was requested from a GitHub Team I belong to
• I can’t tell if I’m the only review-requested-from person, or if review has also been requested from other individuals too.

That information matters a lot to me, because when I am triaging PRs, I prioritize those for which review has been requested from only me personally — versus PRs from which review has been requested from a team I belong to, or PRs from which review has been requested from other individuals in addition to me.

mdn/content#41413 is an example of a PR I would, as part of my triage process, give a lower priority to — for two reasons:

• A review for that PR was not requested from my personally/individually — but instead just from the MDN Web API team I’m a member of.
• A review for that PR was requested from another individual (wbamberg).

The GitHub web UI shows me Reviewers area — so, using the GitHub web UI allows me to quickly triage that PR. Example:

 
And gh pr view also shows me that information; example:

Notice that includes this line:

 
But since gh-dash doesn’t show me that same information, I can’t fully triage that PR in gh-dash — without needing to also either open it in a browser or in gh pr view

Describe the solution you'd like
I’d like for gh-dash to show me the same Reviewers information for a PR that the GitHub web UI shows me for that PR.

Describe alternatives you've considered
In my ~/.config/gh-dash/config.yml, I have the following:

keybindings:
  prs:
    - key: v
      command: clear; gh pr view --comments https:​//github.com/{{.RepoName}}/pull/{{.PrNumber}}; \
          printf "\nPress any key to go back..."; read -n 1 -r

So, I have a decent workaround that lets me use a single keystroke from within gh-dash to get to the info I need. But it’d be even better if I could just get that from the built-in preview in gh-dash itself — without needing to launch something else.

Additional context
No other context. But I’ll note that I plan to write up a patch/PR for this myself — if nobody else beats me to it first.