reflection - How to get a function's signature as string in go

Question

I'm implementing a go module that loads go plugins.

I'm assuming a function with a certain name and a certain signature exists on the main package, and would like to have a nice error message in case it is not found or not matching the expected signature.

Given a variable with a function type, how can one get the underlying signature of that function?

The following only prints the type's name (e.g. main.ModuleInitFunc) and not the full signature.

package main

import "fmt"

type ModuleInitFunc func(someInt int) error

func main() {
    var myFunc ModuleInitFunc = nil

    fmt.Printf("%T", lol)
}

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