`map` and its cousins make Rust error handling code easier to
write. It doesn't make error handling easier to
follow. And Rust introduces the problem of "thicket of different error types". And that's before we get to the sync/async boundary. There's a lot not to like about both Rust and Go's error handling. People need to stop pretending that either language has this answered perfectly.
People complain about Go's wordy error handling, but systems programming is error programming. The places where Go's error handling is most annoying is in application code, where you'd ordinarily EAFP instead of LBYL. But that's also the code Rust is least convenient for.
Go vs. Rust is truly the dumbest programming language slapfight in the entire industry.
