I agree that too many arguments to the constructor may have the smell of too much coupling.

But if I really feel I can't avoid the need to pass a good amount of external context, I create a dedicated "options" struct and pass that into the constructor as a pointer. The purpose of the pointer (rather than pass by value) is if I want default arguments, I can pass nil.

    type ServerOptions struct {
        logger    *magic.Logger
        secretKey string
    }

    func NewServer(options *ServerOptions) (*Server, error) {
        ...
    }