Hm, not sure how you'd do this. OOM error auto bubbling up sounds dangerous because the inner code might not leave things in a consistent state if it exits unex

Hm, not sure how you'd do this. OOM error auto bubbling up sounds dangerous because the inner code might not leave things in a consistent state if it exits unexpectedly, so that makes sense to manually handle, but it's tedious. Rust at least has nice ? and ! syntax for errors, unlike Go where the error-prone error handling actually ruins the entire language.