build(go): bump to 1.26.4 #285
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[WIP] Fix vulnerabilities detected by govulncheck
Bump Go toolchain to 1.26.4 to clear GoVulnCheck stdlib findings
Jun 4, 2026
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GoVulnCheck reported known vulnerabilities on
mainfrom the Go stdlib (GO-2026-5037,GO-2026-5038,GO-2026-5039/CVE-2026-27145path). This PR aligns the repository and runtime setup with the patched Go patch release.Toolchain baseline update
go.modfromgo 1.26.3togo 1.26.4so CI/go tooling resolves to the fixed stdlib patch level.Dev/runtime parity update
.taskfiles/runtime.Taskfile.ymlGo runtime pin from1.26.3to1.26.4to keep local/task-based environments consistent with module-level toolchain expectations.Representative diff