Bump go directive to 1.26.5 to clear GO-2026-5856#113
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govulncheck flags GO-2026-5856, a crypto/tls vulnerability in the Go standard library, found in go1.26.4 and fixed in go1.26.5. CI reads the toolchain from the go directive via go-version-file, so the scan builds against the affected standard library and fails. Bump the directive to 1.26.5. Verified locally that govulncheck reports no vulnerabilities under go1.26.5.
The go directive bump to 1.26.5 outran the pinned golang:1.26.4-alpine base image, so the docker and smoke jobs could no longer satisfy the module's Go requirement. Bump the three Dockerfiles to golang:1.26.5-alpine and update the documented minimum and the install-script version checks to match. golang:1.26.5-alpine is published; the Go build succeeds under 1.26.5 with the current dependency set.
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CI is failing on the
govulncheckstep of the test job:This is a
crypto/tlsvulnerability in the Go standard library, not a dependency. CI resolves the toolchain from thegodirective in go.mod (go-version-file: go.modin ci.yaml and release.yaml), so the scan builds against the affected standard library.Bumps the directive from 1.26.4 to 1.26.5. Verified locally that
govulncheck ./...reports no vulnerabilities under go1.26.5, and that the build passes with the current dependency set.