Go allows deferring an implementation of an interface to a member of a type. It is somewhat unintuitive, and I think the field has to be an unnamed one.
Similarly, if a field implements a trait in Rust, you can expose it via `AsRef` and `AsMutRef`, just return a reference to it.
These are not ideal tools, and I find the Go solution rather unintuitive, but they solve the problems that I would've solved with inheritance in other languages. I rarely use them.
Thanks. I had been searching for this for a project in the past and couldn't find it in Go or Rust. Before posting, I asked chatgpt, and he said it wasn't possible...
Similarly, if a field implements a trait in Rust, you can expose it via `AsRef` and `AsMutRef`, just return a reference to it.
These are not ideal tools, and I find the Go solution rather unintuitive, but they solve the problems that I would've solved with inheritance in other languages. I rarely use them.