Update grammar compiler to use Go 1.20 #6296
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This makes it easier to dev the compiler in VSCode from the repo's base dir
Alhadis
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* Add .cnf to INI * Add openssl.cnf * Increase acceptable errors --------- Co-authored-by: Colin Seymour <colin@github.com>
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Small PR to bump the version of Go used by the grammar compiler to 1.20 as Go 1.16 is now EoL.
Whilst I'm at it, I'm also adding a Go workspace file to make it easier to work with the compiler code in VSCode directly from the repo's root directory.
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