Upgrade Go version to 1.25.1 across all modules#202
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- Bump go directive to 1.25.1 across all modules - Update all direct and indirect dependencies to latest versions - Notable upgrades: otel 1.37→1.40, grpc 1.76→1.79, golang.org/x/* updates - Update cmd/boilerplate dependencies (cobra, pflag, golang.org/x/*) - Update golangci-lint in tools module https://claude.ai/code/session_01KVbrjSRaXccQgvHmTXEX6S
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The upgrade to Go 1.25.1 across all modules will allow the project to take advantage of the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes in the Go language. The updated dependencies ensure compatibility with the new Go version and may also bring their own improvements and bug fixes. The removal of redundant or outdated dependencies helps to keep the project clean and maintainable. The unchanged toolchain version ensures a consistent build environment.