Upgrade to Go 1.27 and standardize CI badges - #5
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Require Go 1.27 and run CI on the latest 1.27 patch. Standardize the README badges as “Build & Test” and “Go 1.27+”, with build status scoped to
main. CI builds, runs race tests, and vets the module on pull requests and pushes tomain.Run Go commands from
srcand usesrc/go.sumfor the dependency cache.Ran
go fix ./...twice with Go 1.27.1; neither pass required changes.Validation on Go 1.27.1:
go build ./...,go test -race ./...,go vet ./..., and workflow linting pass. Go commands ran fromsrc.The coordinated stack also passes all 15 integration tests with Go 1.27.1 and
FMSG_CHALLENGE_MODE=ALWAYS.Companion stack PRs: fmsgd #46, fmsg-webapi #46, fmsg-cli #16, fmsg-docker #22.