I have the best ad blocker for YT ever. It's called YouTube premium. And they never disable it. Come on dude, they need to make money somehow and if you don't like how they do it, just use something else.

There are vast difference between programming languages and runtime environments. Take C# and C++, that are not even that far apart. In C++ a class method is called differently than a instance method. In C# there is no difference. In C++ there is a difference between an instance and a pointer to an instance, in C# originally not, but now we have things like ref. And in a procedural language, file.saveas() is not even possible, it would be saveas(file). In other words, nice thought maybe, but not practically possible. In addition, who is going to enforce this? Will we get a library API police? I hope not. Maybe the problem is in the moving around of code, and you should have the functional bits in just one place. When I run in to things like this I ask myself "what do I need to do different to not have this problem". Just a thought.