I understand the argument. Fortunately, Go makes a lot of promises that makes this scenario unlikely. So in real life this becomes mostly a theoretical issue. I

I understand the argument. Fortunately, Go makes a lot of promises that makes this scenario unlikely. So in real life this becomes mostly a theoretical issue. It could happen. It just isn’t terribly likely. And if it does happen, it is likely a lot of other people will find themselves in the same boat, making a practical solution emerging more likely. And note: the same thing could happen, and is more likely to happen, if you use a third party library. Some of the libraries I’ve used for years are no longer actively maintained, for instance.