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Update references from cogolabs/beyond to presbrey/beyond#10

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@presbrey presbrey merged commit 4b2fd84 into main Jun 24, 2025
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Summary of Changes

Hello @presbrey, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request systematically updates all internal and external references for the beyond project from cogolabs/beyond to presbrey/beyond. This change primarily reflects a migration or change in the project's primary GitHub repository location, ensuring all build processes, documentation, and module imports correctly point to the new owner's namespace.

Highlights

  • Docker Build Configuration: The Dockerfile has been modified to use the new repository path for adding source code and setting the working directory within the Docker image, ensuring container builds remain functional.
  • Documentation and Examples: The README.md and an in-code comment in docker.go have been updated to reflect the new repository path in build status badges, installation instructions, usage examples, and internal documentation snippets.
  • Source Code Imports: The cmd/httpd/main.go file's import statements have been adjusted to reference the beyond module from its new presbrey namespace, maintaining correct internal code dependencies.
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Code Review

This pull request effectively updates all necessary references from cogolabs/beyond to presbrey/beyond across the Dockerfile, README, Go import paths, and the Go module definition. The changes are consistent and correctly reflect the repository migration. As a follow-up, it's good practice to run go mod tidy to ensure the go.sum file is fully synchronized with the updated go.mod and reflects any changes in the dependency graph due to the module path update, which helps maintain build consistency.

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