I understand that you're frustrated, but this statement isn't anywhere close to the truth, even if by "code" you mean only "run text-based commands" (which, well, it just doesn't mean). There are literally hundreds of web hosts who will automatically obtain, install, and renew a Let's Encrypt cert with no more than the click of a button (and in some cases, not even that), and at no additional cost over whatever their hosting costs anyway--you can find an incomplete list at:
Many of these providers even include SSL on free hosting--and in any event, any cost in hosting with a different provider should be offset by not paying for hosting with GoDaddy any more. The problem is that many web hosts (including GoDaddy) have been used to SSL and certificates being a cash cow for many years, and they aren't willing to give that up.
Now, if you don't care to pursue this any further, it's your site and that's your call. But browser prompts for HTTPS (and warnings about sites served without it) aren't going to go away; indeed, they're much more likely to increase in the foreseeable future. If you're running a public web site, you're going to need to deal with this at some point.