In golang, `panic()` and `return err` are two different ways of unwinding the stack. 80% of my error handling in go is `return nil, err`. But there's no reaso

In golang, `panic()` and `return err` are two different ways of unwinding the stack. 80% of my error handling in go is `return nil, err`. But there's no reason syntactic sugar couldn't be applied for something like `when err { return nil, err} { err := doSomething() }`