JavaScript automatic semicolon insertion does a great job most of the time, but still leads to bafflement when code like

    const b = 1
    [1, 2, 3].forEach(console.log)

(from your linked page) does the wrong thing, because both forms (with and without a semicolon) are syntactically valid. I would much rather just always use semicolons (or, like Python, never use them) than have to memorise the 5% of oddball cases where I need to add them manually to resolve ambiguity.