build: upgrade Go and Docker toolchains to 1.27.1 - #12
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Updates the module and both Docker build images to Go 1.27.1; CI reads the version from go.mod. Application dependency versions are unchanged. Updates the development runner to versioned
go install, which is required by modern Go, and documents the matching local toolchain.Validation:
go test -race -count=1 ./...passed on Go 1.27.1. Production and development Docker images built successfully. A fresh-context subagent independently checked the tests, dependency diff, and image/toolchain evidence for commitd13ce03e864bbc298350c20a22293a2baaca5925and returned OK.Stack: 3 of 6, based on #11 (
codex/02-integration-tests). Review and merge in stack order.