ci: Explicitly use Debian Bullseye-based Go image #23
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It looks like the maintainers of the Go Docker image decided to switch to base their images off of Debian Bookworm instead of Bullseye. This meant that `golang-1.20` pulled an image with a newer version of glibc which only broke when trying to run the image. This is a quick fix that explicitly calls for the Bullseye version of the build image. Closes #22, #16.
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It looks like the maintainers of the Go Docker image decided to switch to base their images off of Debian Bookworm instead of Bullseye. This meant that
golang-1.20pulled an image with a newer version of glibc which only broke when trying to run the image.This is a quick fix that explicitly calls for the Bullseye version of the build image.
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Closes #22, #16.
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