[go] upgrade go compiler version

[aslonnie]

and upgrade go libraries

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Pull Request Overview

This PR upgrades the Go compiler version from 1.25.1 to 1.25.2 and updates various Go library dependencies to their latest versions. The changes include updates to AWS SDK v2, Docker-related libraries, modernc.org packages, and other dependencies.

• Upgraded Go compiler version from 1.25.1 to 1.25.2
• Updated AWS SDK v2 and related packages to newer versions
• Updated various indirect dependencies including Docker, OpenTelemetry, and modernc.org packages

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on essential maintenance by updating the project's Go environment. It includes an upgrade to the latest Go compiler version and a comprehensive refresh of all Go module dependencies. This ensures the project benefits from the latest language features, performance improvements, and critical security patches from its upstream libraries, promoting a more stable and modern development environment.

Highlights

• Go Compiler Version Upgrade: The Go compiler version has been upgraded from 1.25.1 to 1.25.2.
• Go Module Dependencies Updated: Numerous Go module dependencies have been updated to their latest versions, including various AWS SDK Go V2 packages, buildkite/go-buildkite/v4, modernc.org/sqlite, Docker-related libraries, OpenTelemetry SDK, and several golang.org/x and modernc.org packages.

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Code Review

This pull request upgrades the Go compiler version to 1.25.2 and updates a large number of dependencies. While keeping dependencies current is important, the approach taken here introduces some risks. Specifically, combining a compiler upgrade with numerous library upgrades, and performing all library upgrades in a single batch, makes it difficult to isolate the cause of any potential regressions. I've added a couple of specific comments with recommendations for a safer dependency management process in the future. The pull request description is also very brief; for changes of this nature, providing more context (like the motivation for the upgrades or links to important changelogs) would be beneficial for reviewers.

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It's good to see the Go compiler version being updated. However, this PR combines the compiler upgrade with library upgrades. It's generally better practice to separate these changes into different PRs. This makes it easier to identify the source of any potential build or test failures.

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This PR updates many dependencies at once. While keeping dependencies current is good, bulk updates are risky because they make it difficult to trace problems if regressions occur. For future dependency maintenance, it's recommended to group updates into smaller, more focused PRs. This helps isolate any potential issues and simplifies the review process.