Mention the re-run of "go mod tidy" #5147
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Now that #5095 has merged, I can successfully run through the Go library examples in the docs as long as I'm pointing at a recent Zed commit. The one tiny snag I hit is that I did need to re-run
go mod tidyto move on to the second example, so here I'm proposing we mention that explicitly. I'm sure this is a no-brainer for any real Go developers, but when walking readers through the most basic examples I figure it can't hurt.