> who gotten so used to frameworks and IDEs doing all the heavy lifting for them
It's almost like those frameworks then achieved their job. Why do you assume you can write better code than what was iteratively refined over years, especially when it's usually not even directly related to any kind of business goal you may have?
Most go codebases I have seen would benefit from using a framework TBH.
Sure, not using a framework is nice for a small and simple service.
When you have multiple devs working on a large codebase over the timespan of years, a 'heavy' framework is highly prefereable over everyone reinventing the wheel.