I don't think I've ever received legitimate mail like that, but I've certainly sent legitimate mail with the user's username in the subject line. This was some years ago, and I don't think I'd do that nowadays.
Merely in the subject line, or at the beginning? It would be nice to have separate rules for those two cases, as well as the current rule that checks for "name," followed by a non-whitespace char. And to test, it would be nice if SA could load a user-supplied pm file of eval functions to test this stuff with. The current user-supplied rules can't couple information from one header to another, which is what's needed for this situation.
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