As someone who's more fond of this approach than Go's native one, it's funny how we've come full circle (even if this never gains widespread adoption). Thank g

As someone who's more fond of this approach than Go's native one, it's funny how we've come full circle (even if this never gains widespread adoption). Thank goodness for the inclusion of sensible vendoring, by the way! Go's default system broke a lot of older code because of the native vendoring system (if you can call it that).