I am afraid, this doesn't quite cut the mustard. Code just can't replace a human readable Architecture diagram + explanations of whys of choices and hows of the system. Programming language doesn't replace this no matter how clear and modular it is. While Go is nice, you're vastly under-appreciating architectural documentation.
My standard argument regarding the criticality of documentation: no amount of code can ever explain what isn't there.
What optimizations have you tried that failed? What 3rd party tool used to be integrated but now isn’t because the maintenance burden was too high? Why is it safe to ignore this exception?
