chore(setup): use go v1.22

[robert-zaremba]

Description

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• Chores
  • Updated Go version to 1.22 across various configurations and Dockerfiles to enhance performance and compatibility.
  • Minor formatting adjustments in workflow comments for clarity.
  • Updated CHANGELOG.md to reflect the changes related to Go 1.22 and gogo.messagename_all option.

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Walkthrough

The update involves transitioning from Go version 1.21 to 1.22 across various components like GitHub Actions workflows, Dockerfiles, and scripts. This migration ensures synchronization with the latest features and improvements, enhancing the project's robustness and effectiveness.

Changes

File Paths	Change Summary
.github/workflows/*.yml	Updated Go version from "1.21" to "1.22" in GitHub Actions workflows.
.github/workflows/govulncheck.yml	Updated Go version parameter in the govulncheck job configuration.
.github/workflows/release-umee.yml	Updated Go version to "1.22" and made minor comment adjustments.
contrib/images/umee.e2e-static.dockerfile	Updated Dockerfile to use 1.22-based images.
contrib/images/umee.e2e.dockerfile	Updated base image to golang:1.22-bookworm for e2e testing.
contrib/images/umeed.dockerfile	Changed base image to golang:1.22-bookworm.
contrib/scripts/go-mod-tidy-all.sh	Updated script to use go mod tidy --compat=1.22.

🐇💻✨
A hop, a skip, a version leap,
Go 1.22, into our code we weave.
With Dockerfiles and workflows aligned,
Our project's future, brightly defined.
Cheers to updates, so sleek, so grand,
Crafted carefully, by the dev's hand. 🚀🎉
🐇💻✨

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CHANGELOG.md (2)

56-56: Documentation of the Go 1.22 update is clear and includes a reference to the PR.

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55-55: Documentation of the addition of the gogo.messagename_all option is clear and includes a reference to the PR.

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