go.mod: raise go directive to 1.26.4#245
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Addresses GO-2026-5039 and GO-2026-5037 flagged by govulncheck. Given the limited downstream use of our module it seemed preferable to bump the go directive vs using a toolchain directive.
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Theo: Thanks for the quick review :-) Given this is breaking CI for external contributors I'm going to merge now but will commit to more iteration if any other feedback arrives. |
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Addresses GO-2026-5039 and GO-2026-5037 flagged by govulncheck in CI.
Given the limited downstream use of our module it seemed preferable to bump the
godirective vs using atoolchaindirective but I'm open to revisiting this.