"An Ansible alternative written in Go would be perfect." Why? I understand the allure of Go - I was an embedded systems engineer working predominately in asse

"An Ansible alternative written in Go would be perfect." Why? I understand the allure of Go - I was an embedded systems engineer working predominately in assembly language and C for many years. Memory management was a pain and concurrency was practically non-existent on many uCs. But Ansible is pretty mature at this point, with a vibrant community, lots of internal and third-party modules and it's based on a ubiquitous scripting language (Python). Please help me understand the rationale of a rewrite - what are the goals, what deficit would if fix and would the time required be justified versus enhancing Ansible as it is. At best I'm a Go newb, but I'm pretty proficient with Python - if it's just that Ansible's "not in your language", I'd argue a rewrite represents a false economy.