Go tutorial and reference

[javierdelapuente]

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Adds a tutorial and reference docs for the Go extension

[jdkandersson]

Looked at the tutorial, I think it is a good start

[IronCore864]

As a relatively new user, I tried to follow the tutorial but failed (there isn't a go-framework profile). But I still read through the tutorial thoroughly. There are some nitpicking comments, but mostly are my thoughts on naming consistency and content organisation. See comments inline.

[javierdelapuente]

As a relatively new user, I tried to follow the tutorial but failed (there isn't a go-framework profile). But I still read through the tutorial thoroughly. There are some nitpicking comments, but mostly are my thoughts on naming consistency and content organisation. See comments inline.

Thank you very much for your review!. With respect to not being able to run it, it should be related to the need to refresh to the latest/edge channel (using for example sudo snap refresh rockcraft --channel latest/edge). The go-framework is not yet in rockcraft stable (it will be when the tutorial is in the stable readthedocs page).

[medubelko]

Thanks for getting back so soon, @javierdelapuente! I have some requests for small language changes in the newer text. Nothing major. I think the rest is fine to publish. Do you have plans to address/close the remaining suggestions from everyone else?

[medubelko]

Odd, GitHub split my suggestions into separate reviews. Not sure why.

[javierdelapuente]

Thanks for getting back so soon, @javierdelapuente! I have some requests for small language changes in the newer text. Nothing major. I think the rest is fine to publish. Do you have plans to address/close the remaining suggestions from everyone else?

I have closed all conversations, as all of them were already addresses/replied.

[medubelko]

@tigarmo Shall we merge?