[pjmlp]

It isn't neither part of the Android SDK nor NDK, or even supported in Android Studio, which actually matters to Android developers.

Actually the NDK is not even finished migrating from makefiles into CMake, let alone switching to even something else.

As you describe it is work in progress, not fully done, without any perspective if it will ever be part of the official SDK.

Also last time I checked AOSP sources where actually slowly being migrated to GB, the only place where Go is kind of used in Android.

So what is again the business value of supporting an unofficial tool, spending development resources, just for getting a few brownie points?