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Agency, so it pretty much
Depends on the client
At most jobs I've worked out, we have an agreed upon 'standard' for deliverables. E.g. a design document template, a Confluence template, a redline, a spec sheet template, etc. Then, the designer uses that template as starting point... adapting as required. It is rare for there to be a strict guidelines. Neither are you likely to hear someone comment that you didn't follow the standard.
Frankly, with Agile development, there usually isn't enough time to craft detailed design documents.