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Maybe: make func statements (i.e. func SomeName() {}) accessible even before declaration, but func expressions (i.e. SomeName := func() {}) accessible only from the point of declaration forward. That's pretty much how it works in Go (well, func expressions cannot be used in top-level, and func statements cannot be used within a func, so the comparison is not accurate).
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Remove this constraint in future versions, especially since it is impossible to use a pair of mutually depended upon functions at the moment.
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