Proposal Details There's no primitive for relocating an existing element. The common idiom (see below) does two memmoves over overlapping ranges (and
New proposals: slices.Move and doc links to instantiated types
Two proposals lead the list. One adds a slices.Move primitive to replace the common two-memmove idiom for relocating an element, the other extends go/doc/comment so documentation can link to instantiated generic types. On the discussion side, a piece on socket options that matter in high-performance Go networking is the most substantive thing in the thread pile, alongside a blog post arguing the Go language server is quietly very good at code navigation.

Two proposals lead the list. One adds a slices.Move primitive to replace the common two-memmove idiom for relocating an element, the other extends go/doc/comment so documentation can link to instantiated generic types. On the discussion side, a piece on socket options that matter in high-performance Go networking is the most substantive thing in the thread pile, alongside a blog post arguing the Go language server is quietly very good at code navigation.
@mvdan noted on https://go.dev/cl/707935 that it isn't possible to link to an instantiated generic type. Indeed the test I created in https://go.dev/c
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