chore: re-enable golangci-lint checks and fix violations #3755
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Re-enable staticcheck linters that were disabled in a previous commit and fix all resulting violations: - Remove deprecated // +build lines (23 files) - only //go:build needed - Fix ST1005: lowercase error strings (24 issues across multiple files) - Fix ST1016: consistent receiver names in collector/util.go - Fix ST1023: remove redundant type in variable declaration Keep disabled: ST1003 (naming would break public API), ST1020/ST1021/ST1022 (comment format - too many issues, not worth the churn). Signed-off-by: Davanum Srinivas <davanum@gmail.com>
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Re-enable staticcheck linters that were disabled in a previous commit and fix all resulting violations:
Keep disabled: ST1003 (naming would break public API), ST1020/ST1021/ST1022 (comment format - too many issues, not worth the churn).