Use golang builtin multierror #1023
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Fix the verify workflow to actually install the specified version of Go. Previously, because of the yaml parsing peculiarities go v1.2 was installed.
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Go v1.20 supports wrapping multiple errors into one.
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Go v1.20 supports wrapping multiple errors into one.
Depends on #1022