I can relate about OP’s comment about OOP. On a similar note, I had written about re-discovering visitor pattern:

https://ssg.dev/are-interfaces-code-smell-bd19abc266d3/

That blog post is a poor example. It replaced a simple straightforward if-else loop with a hard to understand abstraction spaghetti. A few unit tests and you'd be well on your way to shipping rather than messing around with beautiful patterns.

	▲	sedatk 26 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Obviously, because it was a fictional, simplified example for the post. My real use case was more complicated and involved multiple developers working on different parts of that flow. The problem with if-else chains is it's easy for a programmer to forget to handle a case that another developer added in the called component. Unit tests can't help a spec miscommunication. But, visitor pattern can as it forces the handling logic to be complete. Hence my example at the end using discriminated unions and exhaustive pattern matching in F#. Much, much simpler with the same benefits.