[generics] Violates beauty ethos

[Oliver Smith]

I recognize the hefty constraints in introducing generics, but for me the most egregious part is the cognitive and visual overhead it introduces by pushing more and more stuff off-screen-right and the processing overhead of so many sequences of parens on the same line.

My key thought is "the same line".

Could I suggest, to convert an extension of the 'type' construct:

````go

    func divide(a, b int) (int, error) {

    if b == 0 {

        return 0, DivideByZero

    }

    return a/b

    }

```

becomes

```go

    type divide generic { type V, type D }

    func divide(a V, b D) (int, error) {

    ...

    }

```

and potentially the ability to be selective about types:

type divide generic { type V union { type int, type uint, type float }, type D }

func divide ...