Bump go.mod and Dockerfile Go version to 1.23 #185
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Thank you for handling the CI failures manually!
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📝 Description
This pull request bumps the Go version to 1.23 in the
go.modandDockerfilefiles. This is necessary to prevent CI failures in Dependabot PRs, which occur because Dependabot tries to pin the toolchain version to1.23.7.✔️ How to Test
**NOTE: These test instructions assume you have pulled down this PR locally and have Docker installed on your machine. **
make build