Update to Go 1.26.5 - #42
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Bumps the Go submodule from go1.26.1 to go1.26.5 (latest stable patch release on the 1.26 line).
All patches in
patches/and files inoverlay/apply cleanly against the go1.26.5 tag with no changes needed; the runtime instrumentation lands correctly. Verifiedapply_patch.bash 1.26+ build succeed for darwin/{arm64,amd64} and linux/{amd64,arm64}, each reportinggo1.26.5-encore.Scope
This just keeps public
maincurrent and verifies the patches against go1.26.5. I understand the shipped CLI toolchain is built via the internal pipeline, so this has no functional impact on the CLI.Note that
mainwould end up slightly ahead of what currently ships (the CLI bundlesgo1.26.4-encore). Feel free to close if you'd rather bumpmainas part of the internal sync/process.