ci: run build, vet and tests on push and PRs#20
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Adds a CI workflow gating master and PRs on `go build`, `go vet` and `go test -race`. Uses go-version-file so the toolchain tracks the go.mod directive. Lint/gofmt gating is intentionally omitted for now to avoid failing on pre-existing formatting in some test files.
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Adds a
CIworkflow that runs on every push tomasterand every pull request:go build ./...go vet ./...go test -race ./...go-version-file: go.modso the toolchain follows thegodirective automatically (handy alongside #17, which bumps it to 1.26).Scope note
Lint /
gofmtgating is intentionally left out for now — a couple of pre-existing test files (executor_test.go,handler_test.go) aren't gofmt-clean, so a formatting gate would fail red on master. Easy to add once those are formatted.Closes the gap where #17 and #18 could merge with no automated verification.