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> JS is not worse than Python with [its] basic inference

JS semicolon insertion is worse, because it depends on the following line. In Python, an unescaped newline outside of brackets always ends the statement, but in JavaScript, parentheses, brackets, binary operators, and template literals on the following line change that. The Python rule also makes a dangling operator outside of brackets a syntax error, which is a potential source of unintentional introduction of ASI when making changes to code in JavaScript.