Question: is it expected that inner function objects include braces?

(Thanks for the plugin: it is a snap to set up and easy to work with so far.)

I was surprised to see that by default, an inner function object in, for example, Go and Javascript includes the braces. I'm guessing that this is expected behavior and probably a result of how treesitter itself works. But I wanted to confirm that before going further.

I ask because my most common use for inner function objects is that I want to change, delete, or yank all the code in the function body, but in those cases I don't normally want to include the braces. So, I'll need to consider whether it's possible to tweak treesitter's results.

Start by examining how inner function objects are selected for Go and JavaScript and how Tree-sitter represents their bodies. Confirm whether including braces is expected, then determine whether selections can exclude them; done means documenting the behavior or identifying a concrete way to change it.