I'm surprised these are called "programming language ideas". They seem to be solvable, at least many of them, with libraries. For example, my Haskell effect system Bluefin can be seen as a capability system for Haskell. My database library Opaleye is basically a relational query language for Haskell. Maybe I'm short-sighted but I haven't seen the need for a whole new language to support any of that functionality. In fact one gets huge benefits from implementing such things in an existing language.
One advantage (which is touched on in the logging section) is that having it provided by the language makes it clear what the default is, and sets expectations. Essentially, lifting it into the language is a way of coordinating the community.
* https://hackage.haskell.org/package/bluefin
* https://hackage.haskell.org/package/opaleye