kal VS durationcheck

It's obsolete now, but before async/await was part of JS proper I worked on a compile-to-JS language that handled this by compiling to callbacks: https://github.com/rzimmerman/kal

It included try/catch support and fancy stuff, like loops. The source may be interesting for anyone interested in compilers: https://github.com/rzimmerman/kal/blob/master/source/generat...

The Kal compiler is written in Kal, but it's supposed to be easy to read. Surprisingly the browser demo still works: http://rzimmerman.github.io/kal/demo.html

And there's also a fancy pancy linter that checks for this bug for you that's conveniently already integrated with golangci-lint for you, you just need to turn it on.

Now I insist on using the durationcheck lint to guard against this (https://github.com/charithe/durationcheck). It found a flaw in some exponential-backoff code I had refactored but couldn’t easily fully test that looked right but was wrong, and now I don’t think Go’s approach is reasonable anymore.