It's true that minor releases have been much less rocky, but I think the overall point that upgrading a lot of things at once is more annoying than updating a s

It's true that minor releases have been much less rocky, but I think the overall point that upgrading a lot of things at once is more annoying than updating a smaller number of things at once still holds. It's unlikely a fuzzing library has a security issue anyway since it's for test code, so the more pragmatic concern is that new fuzzing features may be adopted slowly because i.e. the feature requires go 1.20, but go 1.20 broke some part of net/http for the 10th time.