Which is awful, because I've seen a number of FLOSS projects that have perfectly good reusable code in their internal/ subdirectories. And I mean code by no mea

Which is awful, because I've seen a number of FLOSS projects that have perfectly good reusable code in their internal/ subdirectories. And I mean code by no means unique or specific to those projects. And whoever says something about instability or APIs being subject to change without notice - they're wrong because those are Go git repos and one can always pin to an old tag or even a commit SHA. If something is unusable (too specific, too fragile, too flaky), no one would use that anyway. A warning is fine and even welcomed, but a block is a slap in the face.