It absolutely does. It doesn't have any nominal typing at all, so even classes are compared structurally. I assume they're not considering it because typescrip

It absolutely does. It doesn't have any nominal typing at all, so even classes are compared structurally. I assume they're not considering it because typescript compiles to javascript, so it doesn't have the problem Go faces of how to generate code for its generics. The wording is definitely weird though.