For use cases that require named Functions (e.g. recursion), surely it's
not a such a big deal to either assign an Array Function to a variable
first, or use the good old trusty named Function expression or Function
statement.
var recurseExample = () => { recurseExample(); }
var recurseExample = function recurseExample () { recurseExample(); }
function recurseExample () { recurseExample(); }
I wonder if it's even a good idea to use Arrow Functions in places that do
not benefit from the new `this` behaviour? Just because code takes up fewer
characters does not necessarily mean it is easier to understand.
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