[go] Use go.mod to determine the golang version
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Research direction
Start by reading the Go feature's version option and its install scripts; the issue does not name specific files or tests. Check how the feature locates a go.mod and handles an unset or unsupported version. Done means a documented option can install the Go version specified by an available go.mod, with tests covering the behavior.
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Description
We could add an option to the version option, like mod or module that determines the version from an available go.mod and installs the version set in that file.
I would also look into that myself if this would be an option.
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