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Doesn't sound too crazy to me. Maybe worth checking out https://github.com/hashicorp/go-plugin -- they came up with something similar for dealing with extensions/plugins.
I use that plugin system in my naive prototype of a golang REPL. It compiles each command (line) you type into a plugin, live, then loads it into the current running process to execute it. https://github.com/dragonfax/go_repl_plugin_example
In our case, this tight coupling has never been a problem in practice. When we release a new version, the engineers on the third party side roll in our updated library interface with their next release, which may be months later. This does mean we may need to have more than one version of our software in production in various facilities around the world, but that issue is already solved by git flow.
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