✨ [GO] support go workspaces and project with multiple go project defined#146
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Update to support multiple go projects defined in one repository and also support go workspace
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55041915/multiple-modules-within-the-same-project for more details about go releasing. Until now it was assumed the SRC dir was were the go project was defined no matter if it had a go.Work or a go.mod. Now it looks for the first one and browse all the sub directories it contains. otherwise, it looks for go.mod in SRC
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