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I've been meaning to evaluate this computation for a while now. It's something I'd like to include for sure. Though some concerns I need to vet personally first before I implement this:
How stable is it per compilation of the same source/compiler, what about including changes to source, what breaks it?
How stable is it across go versions? The runtime has evolved significantly over time, should there be a cutoff version, a generic version, or a different computation per version?
Do other rules need to be included? It's not clear to me if ignoring internal/ is the best as many go applications include real application logic under internal paths. Similarly with vendor, it may be useful to include that, what are the tradeoffs there?
Are the standard library exclusions listed complete, go. and type. intuitively seem to make sense off hand, are there others? Have they changed over time?
I do plan on looking into these, if you have any insight it would help move this along.
https://github.com/NextronSystems/gimphash
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