Add gut/yos in Files section

[an63]

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[avelino]

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[panjf2000]

Please resolve the golint issues and fix the failure of GitHub action build on Windows.

[an63]

@panjf2000 Thanks for your review! Build break was already fixed. golint issue for yrand.QuitShuffle is by design, since it acts like filepath.SkipDir, and not a real error.

[panjf2000]

golint issue for yrand.QuitShuffle is by design, since it acts like filepath.SkipDir, and not a real error.

Then you could add a //nolint: xxx comment upon it to eliminate that warning.

[an63]

golint issue for yrand.QuitShuffle is by design, since it acts like filepath.SkipDir, and not a real error.

Then you could add a //nolint: xxx comment upon it to eliminate that warning.

Thanks! I just tried //nolint with this PR but it didn't work. ⚠️

It seems that //nolint is a feature of golangci-lint, and is not supported by golint yet, which is used by Go Report Card. Correct me if I'm wrong. 😢

[panjf2000]

Approved.