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[docs] Fix links in Go README #3719

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## Installation

Go support is provided by a plugin distributed to [pypi]
(https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pantsbuild.pants.contrib.go).
Go support is provided by a plugin distributed to
[pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pantsbuild.pants.contrib.go).
Assuming you have already [installed pants](http://www.pantsbuild.org/install.html), you'll need to
add the Go plugin in your `pants.ini`, like so:
```ini
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You likely comply with 1 already, the Go standards push almost all projects in this direction, but 2
and 3 may be new concepts if you haven't used Pants or a tool like it before. You may want to read
up on [BUILD files](/src/docs/build_files.md) and the [3rdparty pattern](/src/docs/3rdparty.md)
up on [[BUILD files|pants('src/docs:build_files')]] and the [[3rdparty pattern|pants('src/docs:3rdparty')]]
before continuing.

## Codebase setup
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## Testing

You can run your Go tests with `./pants test [go targets]`. Any [standard Go tests]
(https://golang.org/pkg/testing/) found amongst the targets will be compiled and run with output
sent to the console.
You can run your Go tests with `./pants test [go targets]`. Any
[standard Go tests](https://golang.org/pkg/testing/) found amongst the targets will be compiled and
run with output sent to the console.

## Working with other Go ecosystem tools

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