> In return, you get _normal_ stack traces, and a normal debugging experience. Whatever language you have in mind, it isn't C#. Because all those work perfectl

> In return, you get _normal_ stack traces, and a normal debugging experience. Whatever language you have in mind, it isn't C#. Because all those work perfectly fine there. Please also do a cursory read of what coroutines (stackful vs stackless) in the context of concurrency are. And in Go, all functions are colored, often in ambiguous way due to poor culture of not passing the context where it matters, and goroutines panicking in dependencies that cause uncatchable application crashes. Never change, Go community.