dependabot: Do not update the Go toolchain#253
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Keep 1.25, RHEL-supported version, like we do for Rust (except dependabot doesn't update that on its own at all). Signed-off-by: Jakob Naucke <jnaucke@redhat.com>
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Keep 1.25, RHEL-supported version, like we do for Rust (except dependabot doesn't update that on its own at all).
I find it defensible to skip integration tests on this one. I believe that unfortunately, there is no way to test a dependabot configuration before merge (except for formal validity), so we'll just need to try this one.