Let's be clear. Gleam is still a bit of an esolang. If you had a company and onboarded a junior onto it would you expect them to know that 1/0 == 0? As a senior

Let's be clear. Gleam is still a bit of an esolang. If you had a company and onboarded a junior onto it would you expect them to know that 1/0 == 0? As a senior doing code review for said junior, would you be confident that you would correctly think through every corner case when you encounter the / operator? Its the year of the Lord 2024, why is a new language putting in such a huge footgun out of the box in its stdlib.