Frankly I can't wait. Imagine being able to reference other users across instances with @username:instance or something to that extent, or projects and tickets.
I don't often need a web interface to a git repo. I can pull and do everything locally.
What I do use GitHub for is (1) code review and approval process, (2) CICD / actions, (3) releases to push stuff out.
The branch / tag / file browser is a nice addition, but it's not key. Rendering README.md is almost as important, if not more.
Issues with a green 'X' means they link to a feature on their issue tracker.
And, as far as I know, they are working on integrating CI/CD right now. They already have support for other non-integrated CI/CD platforms: https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/ci-cd/
There are two active contributors for Gogs, while Gitea has 27. Note, the number of contributors can't tell you if one has higher quality or not, I just wanted to point out the difference in development philosophy.
Given that Gitea has significantly more active developers working on it, we can probably assume it can add functionality faster than Gogs though.