Why would they actively disdain developers in creating novel tools that push the limit of their language in creative ways? Sure, there _is_ going to be a group

Why would they actively disdain developers in creating novel tools that push the limit of their language in creative ways? Sure, there _is_ going to be a group of developers that are ignorant, arrogant and curious at the same time, but it is not the job of the programming language to reel-in those engineers versus the ones who create new frameworks and shape the development process. Some tooling is not meant to be touched upon by engineers who aren't as experienced as the more senior developers who create those tools, and that's fine, eventually they will learn not only the limitations of the language but also how and when to push past those limitations by digging deeper into the langauge via compiler, reflection, unsafe code or more. Many languages give engineers a way to write code without thinking of the more complex shenanigans going on behind the scenes, while at the same time exposing just enough of the core of the language to allow breakers to break past it's constraints, i.e. Javascript or C#. Not every language desires to be like C++ or C or Lisp.