Go 1.27's go fix rewrites constructs that newer standard library APIs
express better. Running it over every GOOS/GOARCH this module builds
for turns up three sites, all mechanical:

compareStatus walks the lines of a /proc status file, so the slice
from strings.Split only exists to be ranged over; SplitSeq yields the
same lines without materializing it. The same function sorts a field
list with sort.Slice and a less function that is plain string
comparison, which is what slices.Sort does for an ordered element
type.

NewCallback asks whether an argument is assignable to CDecl, a type
known at compile time, so reflect.TypeFor names it directly instead of
building a value to take the type of.

The cgo-enabled cross builds could not be analyzed on the machine this
ran on, which has no cross C toolchain; darwin/amd64 and darwin/arm64
with cgo were covered and reported nothing.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>