> File this under "won't be bothered to read the docs"
Do you read the docs of every basic feature you use? When you call a rand function, you usually expect it to be seeded. In any language, I'll only read the docs of a rand function to know how it handles bounds. You still can seed it manually in your tests if you want a deterministic behavior.
It's like if you used `time.Now()` only to discover that you first have to call `time.StartClock()` for it to work as expected, it can make sense but is not the commonly expected behavior.
Do you read the docs of every basic feature you use? When you call a rand function, you usually expect it to be seeded. In any language, I'll only read the docs of a rand function to know how it handles bounds. You still can seed it manually in your tests if you want a deterministic behavior.
It's like if you used `time.Now()` only to discover that you first have to call `time.StartClock()` for it to work as expected, it can make sense but is not the commonly expected behavior.