Calling MonoBehaviour's Reset() method

The MonoBehaviour component offers by default a Reset() callback, where we can customize the default values of our component's fields when clicking on the Reset option in the component's context menu.

I am interested in being able to call such callback through code, with the objective of better scaling the process of resetting multiple components. For example: I have components A, B, C in different GameObjects, and for testing's sake I intend to tweak their values outside of Play mode, and eventually after such tweaking I would like to reset such components without having to click n times on each of their context menu Reset option. One way of doing so, or so I thought, would be creating a component with an array of MonoBehaviours (all set through the inspector) and a context menu option that would call the Reset() method of all the MonoBehaviours in such array.

I am aware that by default Unity's documentation states that the Reset() of MonoBehaviour method is made to be called through the inspector, but I was wondering if by any chance anyone is familiar with a non-oficial way of doing such.

Thanks in advance for any help!