[mdpye]

Do you distinguish between dependency injection (frameworks) and general inversion of control?

Because what I think of dependency injection is extremely common in golang - they made interfaces satisfy structurally rather than nominally so that consumers could specify interfaces which anyone is free to satisfy. That the consumer owns the interface (packages shouldn't export interfaces for concretes they implement) is a pretty core tenet, and goes hand in hand with good dependency injection (IoC).

DI frameworks are extremely rare (and IME even more painful to use), because injecting your dependencies explicitly is straightforward. But injected they should be.