[Go] Consider opening Go projects on the actual project

[svenefftinge]

Currently, we open go projects on the /workspace folder. The idea was, that then you can easily browse all the dependencies.
As a user that is not so familiar it is hard to find the actual project I was interested in.
Once we have multi-roots we could open the third party projects as secondary roots.

Would be great to hear from Go users how they think about it.

[svenefftinge]

@32leaves @JanKoehnlein WDYT?

[JanKoehnlein]

I am not a Go user :-( and that has always been a problem when deciding about the organization of go code.

My feeling is we already support Go projects very well.

[svenefftinge]

Having worked on a couple of go projects I strongly prefer changing how go projects are opened, so I see the same as on Github in the navigator.

[meysholdt]

👍 for seeing the same in the Navigator View as on GitHub. Also I would very much like it if the Current Working Directory of new Terminals would be initialised to the git-repos root folder. This is prerequisite for the command that are usually listed in project's README to work.

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