gazelle_binary: support either v1 or v2#2281
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gazelle_binary accepts a "version" attribute, used to select between either the ./cmd/gazelle or ./v2/cmd/gazelle main package. The default is determined by Gazelle's module version. //tests now has separate gazelle_binary targets and test targets for each version so that we don't regress either v1 or v2. For #2272
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gazelle_binary accepts a "version" attribute, used to select between either the ./cmd/gazelle or ./v2/cmd/gazelle main package. The default is determined by Gazelle's module version.
//tests now has separate gazelle_binary targets and test targets for each version so that we don't regress either v1 or v2.
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For #2272
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