True, it has something like that (which works to varying levels of success depending on the project). The excuse for not fixing weird syntax oddities like this

True, it has something like that (which works to varying levels of success depending on the project). The excuse for not fixing weird syntax oddities like this though is breaking source compatibility, which my point was tooling should solve. Essentially the tooling in the Apple ecosystem is rough to work with and feels poorly thought out - it feels like the teams work independently and then mash their stuff together right before go live.