Hello Jonathan,
"goto case" does seem a bit silly, but I think that it's clearer and less error prone for anyone who understands "goto case."
Say I have some code with a fall through. If I use the goto case X; version, it allows the cases to be freely reordered. OTOH if I use the other option, it doesn't. I think that the more likely error is for someone to rearrange my code and not notice that a case falls thought (with goto case; this causes a bug) rather than rearrange it and expect it to fall through where it doesn't (with goto case X; this causes a bug). For one thing, if you want it to fall thought, you are already thinking about that issue.
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