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chore(deps): bump io to v0.15.4, and cli onto the render tag it ships beside - #45

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Every dappco.re pin in both modules was already on its latest published tag but two. This is those two.

module pin from to
go/ dappco.re/go/io v0.15.3 v0.15.4
cli/ dappco.re/go/io v0.15.3 v0.15.4
cli/ dappco.re/go/render v0.20.0 v0.20.2

The render pin is the one worth a sentence. cli is a sibling module, not a consumer of somebody else's library, and it was pinned two patches behind the tag its own repository had already published — go/v0.20.2 is main's current head. A binary built from this tree was testing against a library that is not the library the tree contains.

Direct-version go get then tidy. No replace directives anywhere.

Checked rather than assumed — everything else is already at latest: go v0.12.0, cli v0.13.0, config v0.18.0, i18n v0.12.1, ts v0.2.2, webview v0.11.0, log v0.13.1, scm v0.22.0, process v0.16.1.

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cd go  && GOWORK=off go build ./...   exit 0
          GOWORK=off go vet   ./...   exit 0
          GOWORK=off go test  ./...   exit 0, 58 packages ok
cd cli && GOWORK=off go build ./...   exit 0
          GOWORK=off go vet   ./...   exit 0
          GOWORK=off go test  ./...   exit 0
gofmt -l   0 offenders in both modules
GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm go build ./cli/wasm/
          2.20 MB raw (gate 3.5)   0.65 MB gzip (gate 1.0)

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Co-Authored-By: Virgil virgil@lethean.io

… beside

Both modules were already on the latest published tag for every dappco.re pin
but two, and this is those two.

  go/   dappco.re/go/io      v0.15.3 -> v0.15.4
  cli/  dappco.re/go/io      v0.15.3 -> v0.15.4
        dappco.re/go/render  v0.20.0 -> v0.20.2

The render pin is the one worth a sentence. cli is a sibling module, not a
consumer of some other project's library, and it was pinned two patches behind
the tag its own repository had already published — go/v0.20.2 is main's current
head. A binary built from this tree was therefore testing against a library that
is not the library the tree contains.

Direct-version go get and tidy, no replace directives anywhere. Everything else
already sits at latest, checked rather than assumed: go v0.12.0, cli v0.13.0,
config v0.18.0, i18n v0.12.1, ts v0.2.2, webview v0.11.0, log v0.13.1,
scm v0.22.0, process v0.16.1.

  cd go  && GOWORK=off go build ./...   exit 0
           GOWORK=off go vet   ./...    exit 0
           GOWORK=off go test  ./...    exit 0, 58 packages ok
  cd cli && GOWORK=off go build ./...   exit 0
           GOWORK=off go vet   ./...    exit 0
           GOWORK=off go test  ./...    exit 0
  gofmt -l   0 offenders in both modules
  GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm go build ./cli/wasm/
           2.20 MB raw (gate 3.5), 0.65 MB gzip (gate 1.0)

Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
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