> You're not changing the underlying value of `color.Red` Doesn't matter, the point is they're getting in a value which is not part of the defined set, demonst

> You're not changing the underlying value of `color.Red` Doesn't matter, the point is they're getting in a value which is not part of the defined set, demonstrating that this emulation is not actually typed-safe. > If that's the point you're intending to make, then couldn't you make it more easily with this?: cannot convert "orange" (untyped string constant) to type Color