If you can explain the value of restricting a local initialized with a new instance being inferred to be an interface type, you'll have a point. You won't be ab

If you can explain the value of restricting a local initialized with a new instance being inferred to be an interface type, you'll have a point. You won't be able to, because there is literally no point since the constructor must be statically referenced anyway, but I'd love to see you try.