This is a suggestion about the declaration of a generic type. There is
something unnatural in the syntax:
type SomeIntf(type T) interface {
...
}
type SomeStruct(type T) struct {
...
}
func SomeFunc(type T)(...) {...}
In all of the above, the names SomeIntf, SomeStruct, and SomeFunc are
being defined as generic types. However, all the regular types are
defined using the pattern:
"type" typeName typeDefinition
So why not:
type SomeIntf interface(T) {
...
}
type SomeStruct struct(T) {
...
}
func(T) SomeFunc(...) {...}
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