Hmm, that Perl code seems quite irregular / badly structured, I see some regexps are inline while others in named variables, no clear docs of what is the return

Hmm, that Perl code seems quite irregular / badly structured, I see some regexps are inline while others in named variables, no clear docs of what is the return of functions etc. Beside that, the extra clarity in Go is from using a static language. Also, Perl is inexcusable for having no readable function signatures, that's really a no-go for a modern language :| But for me at least, when I see that wall of boilerplatish Go code, my mind instantly ADHDs away, while those dense squiggles of Perl make me WANT to spend time and focus and solve the puzzle of what they do, I have 10x more chances of paying attention to the Perl code while reading it and maybe even spotting a bug in it :P ...