Yeah, it's a quite unusual use case for Go, but why not?

In times of AI doing the coding, however, it's equally important to develop skills like troubleshooting, critically reviewing, and architecting software.

(There is no shortcut; however. Without coding skills, reviewing and troubleshooting skills won't come.)

I've learned a lot of languages in my life and used quite a few. I finally settled with Go; it's the closest to "perfect" for me.

If you're starting out, learn new languages by all means! It's like you say: Every new language you learn is a new world view.

Well, on one hand, I'd choose Rust because I know Go already. On the other hand, Go is just right for me, so why should I bother learning another lang...

Risor comes to mind: risor.io

+1 for the org name!