Thanks for the answer. I guess I have been misled, since Go proponents (including in HN) always argue the latest iteration sof their GC (which was discussed a f

Thanks for the answer. I guess I have been misled, since Go proponents (including in HN) always argue the latest iteration sof their GC (which was discussed a few times here) had one of the lowest latencies of most production languages; and that is what made it suitable for many tasks. Since I don’t have a sense on the timescales, I will take your word for it that it was the reverse.