Go是否支持嵌套类型声明或对匿名结构的文字分配？

I'm new to Go and have two questions about types.

For example, take this code:

type Rule struct {
    handler func() (err error)
    creator string
    args struct {
        extension string
        action string
        folder struct {
            location string
            storage string
        }
    }
}

1) How can I create a new Rule using a single literal declaration and assign values to the properties of args? What is wrong with this code:

rule := Rule{
    args: {
        extension: "png,jpg,gif,svg",
        action: "move",
    },
}

2) Is it possible to define types within types? For instance, without breaking the code into two separate type declarations, could I modify the args portion of the Rule type so that it defines a second type called RuleArgs?

I know that I can break these out into multiple assignments and declarations, but my question is do I have to (ie. does Go make it impossible not to)?

Nested structs are a thing in go, but they can induce some messiness. To instantiate the given object, try this:

type Rule struct {
    handler func() (err error)
    creator string
    args struct {
        extension string
        action string
    }
}

rule := Rule{
    args: struct {
        extension string
        action    string
    }{
        extension: "png,jpg,gif,svg",
        action:    "move",
    },
}

Notice that I have the structure's argument names and types listed. Also note I removed the folder argument for brevity.

If you want to do it in multiple lines:

rule2 := Rule{}
rule2.args.action = "some-action"