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chore: build with Go 1.26.10 - #88
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Signed-off-by: Keegan Witt <keeganwitt@gmail.com>
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Use Go 1.26.10 for CI and code generation so the build toolchain includes the crypto/x509 distrust mitigation for CVE-2026-111943.
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.go-versionand the preferred toolchain, and make setup-go read.go-versioninstead of the library's language minimum. Preserve the existing Go 1.23 compatibility minimum.This is precautionary build-environment maintenance. Generated plugin code does not inherit the generator's TLS verifier; consuming applications must use their own patched compiler and rebuild where their runtime trust paths are affected.
Validation on Windows with Go 1.26.10:
go test -p 2 -timeout 3m ./...passed.go build -p 2 ./...passed.go mod tidy -diffpassed after normalizing local Windows line endings for the check; no checksum changes are included.git diff --checkpassed.Linux Make/protobuf regeneration remains for CI.
Follow-up: #89 restores the original
go-version-file: go.modCI convention and selects the patched compiler through the preferred toolchain ingo.mod.