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gopls: update to 0.16.0.

(leaf package)

This release includes several features and bug fixes, and is the
first version of gopls to support Go 1.23.

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gopls: update to 0.15.3.

This release fixes the following regressions in gopls@v0.15.0+:

    golang/go#66490: occasional crashes when the imports cache is refreshed.
    golang/go#66425: spurious import errors in multi-root workspaces that have \ 
go.work replace directives.
    golang/go#66636: a crash in analysis when the go.mod contains a patch \ 
version and gopls was built with Go 1.20 or earlier.
    golang/go#66677: silent breakage when the go.mod file contains Go 1.22.x, \ 
and gopls was built with Go 1.21.x.
    golang/go#66731: a rare crash when diagnostics are erroneously positioned \ 
outside the file due to malformed syntax.
    golang/go#66647: a performance regression due to unnecessary reloading \ 
following "workspace/didChangeConfiguration" notifications. Under some \ 
not-yet-understood conditions, an apparent VS Code bug causes \ 
didChangeConfiguration notifications on every keystroke. With the zero-config \ 
logic of gopls@v0.15.0+, any didChangeConfiguration notification causes gopls to \ 
re-evaluate (and reload) the set of builds it tracks. With the v0.15.3 release, \ 
gopls verifies that configuration actually changed. Special thanks to \ 
@gordallott for working with us to track down this bug.

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gopls: update to 0.15.2

This release fixes the following regressions in gopls@v0.15.0+.

- a crash when encountering a test file excluded via build tags, which also
  contained an invalid import of a main package. This could occur in a
  tools_test.go file implementing the common pattern for tool dependencies.
- spurious import errors in multi-root workspaces. In some scenarios, the new
  zero-config logic added in gopls@v0.15.0 resulted in inaccurate errors about
  missing imports. This could occur when module A has a local replace of module
  B, and A and B are open as a separate workspace folders.
- a crash when working on modules with a go directive of the form go a.b.c,
  when gopls was compiled with Go 1.20 or earlier.
- a crash when SignatureHelp is cancelled (found via telemetry)
- a crash in references when one of the package files is missing a package
  declaration (found via telemetry)

These last two crashes are worth highlighting. Both were found via the (off by
default) automated crash reporting added in gopls@v0.15.0. Both were unlikely
to get reported via GitHub issues, because they won't happen frequently enough
for most LSP clients to notify the user. This is a perfect example of how
telemetry can help us deliver a more reliable product than would be possible
without automated reporting.

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gopls: update to 0.15.1.

0.15.1

This release fixes golang/go#65952, a crash in document highlighting when the \ 
cursor is in a return value for a function that has no results, such as the \ 
following example:

func f() { // <-- no results
   return 0| // <-- cursor at '|'
}

Thanks very much to @patrickpichler who both reported and fixed this bug!

We're hopeful that once Go 1.23 is released, the opt-in automated crash \ 
reporting added in gopls v0.15.0 will increase the likelihood that these types \ 
of crashes are caught before they are released.

0.15.0

This release introduces "zero config" gopls workspaces, which is a set \ 
of heuristics allowing gopls to Do The Right Thing when you open a Go file. We \ 
believe this addresses two of the largest pain points we hear about from our \ 
users: difficulty configuring multi-module repositories, and working on multiple \ 
GOOS/GOARCH combinations. However, this is a large change to the way gopls \ 
models your workspace, and the dynamic loading/unloading of builds may be \ 
surprising in some cases. Your feedback on this new feature is greatly \ 
appreciated. See below for more details.

New Features

Simpler workspace configuration and improved build tag support
Preview refactoring edits
Analysis & diagnostics
Automated crash reporting (off by default)
Housekeeping

and Bug Fixes.

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