None that I've used. But some are better than others for mitigating such scenarios. Go is pretty poor in that regard. I don't think it helped that the early rel

None that I've used. But some are better than others for mitigating such scenarios. Go is pretty poor in that regard. I don't think it helped that the early releases were single threaded by default -- the argument being to help with developer onboarding. But really pain points like these need to be flushed out while the language was still being defined rather than hidden away.