Go's blog details size-specialized allocation coming in 1.27

The Go blog walks through the size-specialized allocation functions landing in 1.27, aimed at squeezing more out of small allocations, which pairs nicely with a dev.to piece measuring why a million-entry Go map actually costs 38MB rather than the 16MB you might sketch on a napkin. On the proposals side, three land at once: a Scope.Elements iterator and a StrictlyComparable helper in go/types, plus an overdue refresh of syscall.SysProcAttr on Windows to expose modern process-creation knobs like job objects.