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You can change the length of the bones by scaling them with Pivot Point set to "Individual Origins". Just don't move the tails or you'll mess up their rotation.
I can't do much to the bones then other than know where they should be, I guess. I'm not sure how I can change the length of the bone without moving the tails though. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your meaning. None of the bones actually follow the flow of their parent. They're more like pills pointed randomly at the root of where they should begin.
Sorry, I meant don't move them in any other axis.
The position of the tail defines the bone's Y axis, so in a Z-up model they will be pointing 90 degrees away from where you might expect.
It's entirely possible. The downside is that anything like that will make it very obvious that the child relationship lines are leaving the bone from the wrong position, which is confusing for new users. Plus, in general I don't think people importing existing models care which axis is which.
With that said, there's no reason not to add arrows as an importer option. It'll be in the next release.