So, this is a problem with using good editors. I don't know if VSCode or any similar editors have the way to select current block / current function, but in Emacs (and mostly likely Vi(m)) world this is just part of knowing the ropes. So, giving extra emphasis to the end of the function (or block) is completely unnecessary, it just reduces entropy.
Other problems with this: one of the ways to navigate the code is by searching for the function (procedure) name. Now you have double the number of matches.
Also, when I find code with comments that add labels like "end of xxx", I automatically delete all of these. It doesn't help me at all, and only makes searches in the code more difficult. Even the bad editors like VSCode probably have the functionality to jump to matching delimiter, which would easily reveal the name of the block you are working with.
And your company guidelines... oh, it should be fun when someone renames a namespace, but forgets to update the comments. At least, in Ada it's guaranteed that the end and the beginning will match. Also, sometimes I prefer not to invoke any kind of automatic refactoring, but rather rename a function and see what other code breaks, to quickly find dependencies. It's really annoying that this renaming must happen twice.
Other problems with this: one of the ways to navigate the code is by searching for the function (procedure) name. Now you have double the number of matches.
Also, when I find code with comments that add labels like "end of xxx", I automatically delete all of these. It doesn't help me at all, and only makes searches in the code more difficult. Even the bad editors like VSCode probably have the functionality to jump to matching delimiter, which would easily reveal the name of the block you are working with.
And your company guidelines... oh, it should be fun when someone renames a namespace, but forgets to update the comments. At least, in Ada it's guaranteed that the end and the beginning will match. Also, sometimes I prefer not to invoke any kind of automatic refactoring, but rather rename a function and see what other code breaks, to quickly find dependencies. It's really annoying that this renaming must happen twice.