Remove Go 1.18 build tags #1322
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Go 1.19 has been the minimum required version since Go 1.20 was released. With the release of Go 1.21, even Go 1.19 is unsupported. There's no reason specialize for versions before Go 1.18 anymore. This deletes the Go 1.18 build-tagged files and merges their contents into their siblings.
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## master #1322 +/- ##
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Coverage 97.77% 97.77%
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Files 52 51 -1
Lines 3366 3366
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Hits 3291 3291
Misses 65 65
Partials 10 10
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Go 1.19 has been the minimum required version
since Go 1.20 was released.
With the release of Go 1.21, even Go 1.19 is unsupported.
There's no reason specialize for versions before Go 1.18 anymore.
This deletes the Go 1.18 build-tagged files
and merges their contents into their siblings.