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Install the standalone Go binary from GitHub releases with per-arch SHA-256 verification, following the same pattern as shfmt/actionlint/hadolint. This unblocks BATS tests that source keystone runtime scripts using yq. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
BATS tests that source keystone runtime scripts using yq currently skip in ci-tools because the binary is missing. This adds mikefarah/yq to the image so shell-level unit test coverage is no longer incomplete.
Related Issues
Refs #83
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resolve_yq()to resolve.sh using GitHub native release digestsVerification
make resolve TOOLS="yq",make build,make verify, andmake lintall pass.