> Go designers distinguish between Go language as defined by Go spec and implementation details.
> //go:fix is something understood by a particular implementation of Go. Another implementation could implement Go without implementing support for //go:fix and it would be a fully compliant implementation of Go, the language.
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> If they made it part of the syntax, that would require other implementations to implement it.
> Go designers distinguish between Go language as defined by Go spec and implementation details. > //go:fix is something understood by a particular implementation of Go. Another implementation could implement Go without implementing support for //go:fix and it would be a fully compliant implementation of Go, the language. > > If they made it part of the syntax, that would require other implementations to implement it.
...I'm not sure I buy that argument TBH.