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Create a place to highlight/document the officially maintained Go SDK

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Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
42/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
go
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Review the existing miscellaneous SDK page and the surrounding documentation navigation to understand where SDK references currently live. Confirm how the official Go SDK should be advertised without moving its repository-hosted docs, then update the documentation so the SDK has a clear, maintained home.

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Description

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Request Type

Missing section coverage

What needs to be documented?

@cap10morgan maintains an official Go SDK for Harper that was previously included in a "miscellaneous" SDK page that contained many other unmaintained and unofficial Harper SDKs. We need to find a new home for the Go SDK. The docs for it do live within the repo of it itself; we do not need to consider moving those docs here. But we should at least advertise the existence of the Go SDK in our official docs. I'm not against a new SDK page somewhere.

Where should this be documented?

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Why is this needed?

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Existing information

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Priority/Impact

Medium - important but not urgent

Are you planning to fix this issue?

No, just reporting the issue

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