I highly recommend you read about composability, various levels of abstraction and how it all plays together. A good programming language should strive for clea

I highly recommend you read about composability, various levels of abstraction and how it all plays together. A good programming language should strive for clean interfaces and expose relatively lower level methods that can be composed in different ways to build more complex logic. E.g. Ruby/Python exposing the methods they are exposing now, gems/packages use it to provide a higher level construct, django/rails combines these gems/packages to expose even higher level constructs. So there is no point in including the most common auto-generated code in the programming language itself. Because the tool that generated it can keep evolving independent of the language and actually uses the lower level constructs exposed by language. By including the logic within programming language we'll just bloat the language and loose out on the beauty of composability.