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I have done this with every firm I've worked with. It takes time to maintain it, but you'd be surprised how often you need some of the information you thought was unnecessary at first.
This was common when I was at an ID firm years ago.
It’s common. This helps you and her keep track of who is involved and who needs to be included or excluded in emails and other correspondence. Especially as more cases come in, that may have the same OC or for coverage in case she or you go out on leave it is all in one place so there is no question or mistakes.
It’s probably a good to have this information all together although it can be a lot of maintenance. Lists are only useful when updated. My firm normally prepares these lists for trial.
it's more common than not. Working in the legal field you will develop a type A personality. If you already have that personality trait then the legal field will feel right at home.
Yes. Every person involved does need to be on the list. I use strikethrough to show who was, but is no longer, involved in the case. If your manager has a system, do it her way. She's already invented the wheel and probably learned the hard way what can go wrong. She may seem particular, but also may have a really good reason for wanting it that way. Sounds like you got lucky. This person can teach you a lot of valuable things.
I do it for my own sanity as well as for new associates or attorneys working on the file.