chore: update dependencies for security fixes#229
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Updates the repo to Go 1.25 and bumps the Dependabot/security-relevant Go dependencies so the combined update supersedes the open Dependabot PRs and clears current
govulncheckfindings.Also updates CI to install Go 1.25 and bumps
golangci-lintbecause the previous pinned linter does not build with the newer Go toolchain.Closes #228
Closes #227
Closes #216
Closes #215
Closes #213
Closes #197
Dependency impact notes
go 1.25is a consumer-facing minimum toolchain change. Go 1.21+ treats thegodirective as a strict minimum, and several upgraded dependencies now declare Go 1.25. Local contributors and downstream CI need Go 1.25+ or automatic toolchain download enabled.golangci-lintis nowv1.64.8so linting can run against the Go 1.25 module target. Runningmake lintwith an older local Go toolchain may fail before linting.cloud.google.com/go/compute/metadatastill uses the custom 3 second HTTP client inslogstackdriver.Sink. The notable behavior change is that metadata requests now retry HTTP 429, so a repeatedly rate-limited metadata service can spend more of that timeout before Stackdriver initialization falls back to an empty project ID.google.golang.org/grpcremains indirect through the Stackdriver logging dependencies. The repo does not create gRPC clients or servers directly, so API and runtime behavior risk is low.trace.SpanContext; tests cover trace and span output for entry, JSON, and Stackdriver sinks.golang.org/x/termis used only forterm.IsTerminal, whose API remains stable. Tests cover non-terminal output and closed-file detection.github.com/charmbracelet/lipglossis used for human-log styling. Automated tests cover non-color rendering; colored terminal output could still vary with Lipgloss/termenv terminal-profile internals, but no concrete output regression was found.golang.org/x/netis indirect through gRPC/cloud logging. The update removes HTTP/2 and related advisory exposure without direct slog API impact.github.com/google/go-cmpandgo.uber.org/goleakare used by tests only. Normal slog behavior is unaffected.runtime.Callerscaller metadata,encoding/jsonoutput, timers,sync.Map,reflect, andos.Exit; existing tests,go vet ./..., and lint passed.govulncheck ./...reports no vulnerabilities after the update.Generated by Coder Agents.