eSSA proposed for the prove pass, and Go 1.27 generic methods reshape collection pipelines

A proposal to bring eSSA to the compiler's prove pass leads the day. The author concedes it is technically an internal change that may not need a proposal at all, but the scope is large enough that it is going through the front door anyway, which is the right instinct for anything touching how the compiler reasons about values. Over on golang-nuts, a writeup argues that Go 1.27's generic methods quietly fixed the long-standing awkwardness around chainable, lazy collection pipelines, with a library built to see what falls out. It is the most interesting reaction so far to a change that landed without much fanfare. Three vulnerability reports also dropped: a DoS in Gogs via SSH handshake stalls, a cross-namespace authorization bug in Temporal Server, and a DoS in Free5GC's AMF. None are core, but Temporal operators in particular will want to read the details.