Proc macros in Rust are objectively bad in a number of ways (limited to only dealing with tokens/no type system access, hard for newcomers to grasp and write, f

Proc macros in Rust are objectively bad in a number of ways (limited to only dealing with tokens/no type system access, hard for newcomers to grasp and write, force a lot of attributes to be written to annotate specific items, etc.) but they exemplify "worse is better" perfectly. They are incredibly powerful and allow people to build amazing abstractions that are in some cases best in class. We want to have something better, but there isn't a pressing need to rush a replacement.