In my experience, the people who complain about this the most are the least likely (in go or other languages) to pay proper attention to handling errors, and ar

In my experience, the people who complain about this the most are the least likely (in go or other languages) to pay proper attention to handling errors, and are the most likely to pay way too much attention to how code looks. Not just tidy, but a certain style. They're used to not seeing code in places where errors are emitted (exceptions) and putting magic try/catch blocks that often lead to imprecise error handling.