Supported Go versions

The package supports the two most recent Go releases. Older Go is out of support on purpose; when a new minor ships, the just-superseded release is dropped within one cycle. The authoritative pin is the go directive in go.mod — this page states the policy, not a version number.

Modern syntax is treated as a feature, not a hazard: generics, iter.Seq2, log/slog, generic type aliases, range-over-int, sync.WaitGroup.Go, strings.SplitSeq, and reflect.TypeFor are all used freely, and gopls modernize is enforced in CI.

If you need to build on an older Go, pin an older release of this module — but the support window only covers the two-release policy above.