We have the same library in multiple languages. All the other languages name a specific class/struct fooContext. In Go that data structure stores some metadata to be propagated by the "context".Context? Is it ok to name it "fooContext" in Go also to stay consistent with the other languages even if it doesn't implement the "context".Context interface or is it too confusing for Go users and needs to be named something else?
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