This reminds me why I keep going back to C. C++ features often clash with each other (especially using object oriented features with classic C), but from the C programmer's point of view the additional features don't really add too much but end up massively constraining the user.
The only thing I ever miss from C++ is a way of guaranteeing that some code is run at every exit path of a function. I guess this is why zig became so popular among C developers.
