I noticed that word sized datatypes can be stored directly in the data field of an iface/eface, but I'm confused on how marking works with these kinds of inline cases. I checked the mark routines in the runtime/gcmark.go and couldn't find special casing for interfaces. How does the runtime know when not to follow an interface's data pointer? Does it just scan that word conservatively? How does the func's pointer map fit into this?
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