go - How to disable "use of internal package not allowed"

Question

I have a go program that inspects a large repository, selects some packages of interest, and then generates a new main.go file that has:

import(
  _ (package of interest here)
  _ (another package of interest here)
  ...
)
func main() {...}

The main is interested in some values these packages set in their init method.

However some of these packages have (...)/internal/(...) paths and so I get use of internal package not allowed when trying to run the generated main.go.

Is there some compiler / linker / other flag that disables the internal path check?

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