because Go lets you do this:
`true := false`
`true := false`
The local variable `true` overrides the keyword!?
Go obstinately protects you from declaring an unused variable or importing an unused library.
But shadow a keyword? ooookaaaaay
Go obstinately protects you from declaring an unused variable or importing an unused library.
But shadow a keyword? ooookaaaaay
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