chore: lower go.mod directive from 1.26 to 1.25 (closes #70)#71
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Preserves drop-in compatibility for downstream users still on Go 1.25, addressing the migration friction reported in #70 (forced toolchain bump when moving from vmihailenco/msgpack/v5 to this fork). The original bump to 1.26 was a modernization decision, not a code requirement. The codebase only depends on 1.21+ builtins (min, max, clear); no 1.22+ language features or 1.26-only stdlib APIs are in use. CI matrix already covers 1.25.x and 1.26.x, so no workflow changes are needed and 1.25 support is exercised on every PR. Verified locally: go vet, go build, go test, and go test -race all pass under the new directive. Closes #70
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Summary
go.moddirective from1.26to1.25to restore drop-in compatibility for downstream consumers still on Go 1.25 (reported in is it possible to use Go 1.25? #70).min,max,clear); no 1.22+ language features (range-over-int, iterators) or 1.26-only stdlib APIs are in use..github/workflows/build.ymlalready covers1.25.xand1.26.x, so 1.25 support is continuously exercised — no workflow change needed.v6.1 (unreleased) > Chores. The historical v6.0.0 note about the original 1.26 bump is intentionally preserved as accurate history.Closes #70.
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go vet ./...— cleango build ./...— cleango test ./...— passgo test -race ./...— pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code