chore: update Go versions #133
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Go 1.22 has just been released, meaning that only Go 1.22 and 1.21 are officially in support. Testing has been improved to test against these versions using the `stable` and `oldstable` references. These will change when new versions of Go are released, meaning that we don't need to keep updating the GitHub Actions file. The `go.mod` file has been updated to Go 1.20. There's value in doing this because the dependency tracking syntax has changed since Go 1.16. And we have been testing against Go 1.20, so we know this works. It was decided not to go for an intermediate version (say Go 1.18) since we haven't been testing against that, so there's potentially additional work needed.
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Go 1.22 has just been released, meaning that only Go 1.22 and 1.21 are officially in support. Testing has been improved to test against these versions using the
stableandoldstablereferences. These will change when new versions of Go are released, meaning that we don't need to keep updating the GitHub Actions file.The
go.modfile has been updated to Go 1.20. There's value in doing this because the dependency tracking syntax has changed since Go 1.16. And we have been testing against Go 1.20, so we know this works. It was decided not to go for an intermediate version (say Go 1.18) since we haven't been testing against that, so there's potentially additional work needed.