I always thought that languages (or at least editors) should allow the user to use whatever syntax they want! It's possible. Just look at Kotlin and Java... you can write the exact same code in both, even if you discount the actual differences in the languages. It's not hard to see how you could use Haskell, or Python syntax, to write the exact same thing. People don't like the idea too much because they think that makes it sharing code and reading code together harder, but I don't buy that because at least I myself, read code by myself 99% of the time, and the few times I read code with someone else, I can imagine we can just agree quite easily on which syntax to use - or just agree to always use the "default" syntax to avoid disagreements.

I dream to one day get the time to write an editor plugin that lets you read and write in any syntax... then commit the code in the "standard" syntax. How hard would that be?!