Dropped Go 1.24.x from CI test matrix#12
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go.mod floors the language version at go 1.25.7 and setup-go@v7 runs with GOTOOLCHAIN=local, so the 1.24.x runners fail at go mod download rather than upgrading the toolchain. The module cannot build on 1.24 regardless, so the leg only ever went red.
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1.24.xlegs of the Test matrix have been failing onmain:go.modfloors the language atgo 1.25.7andsetup-go@v7runs withGOTOOLCHAIN=local, so 1.24 runners abort atgo mod downloadinstead of upgrading the toolchain. The module cannot build on 1.24 regardless, so the leg only ever went red.This drops
1.24.xfrom the matrix, leaving1.25.xon ubuntu + macos.Split out separately from the combined Dependabot PR (#11), which inherits this same pre-existing failure.