nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqxlm22dggfnnfutmhlm5psyyfc6rvneyjmpaswnumqytfgm639j8q78slxn (nprofile…slxn) true, but that's also an issue with most languages that have inheritance, since "not calling super" is not necessarily an error, for example if the base class expects the method to only be overriden.
Some languages try to have stuff like C#'s abstract which allow the base classes to specify this usage, and so when they don't, the compiler may issue a diagnostic if the right super isn't called. (And the programmer has enabled that diagnostic)
GDScript with its dynamically typed roots doesn't really have that however as far as I know. The same problem exists in JS, Python, etc etc. So you may at least commiserate with millions of other developers 😅