Zig is a good counter example to my argument, but there are things that Go does that Zid does not, namely, a runtime to manage: - Goroutines - Garbage collect

Zig is a good counter example to my argument, but there are things that Go does that Zid does not, namely, a runtime to manage: - Goroutines - Garbage collections I'm not saying these are good or desireable per se. The point is a bit more general: you can't just accumulate features without this accumulation having other effects on the language and its toolchain and causing degradations in other ways.