refactor(bindings/go): Restructure FFI system with type-safe wrapper#6268
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Replace global context-based FFI approach with modular FFI[T] type system. This improves code organization, eliminates scattered global symbols, and provides better type safety for FFI operations across all Go binding files.
- Add cross-platform Makefile with OS/architecture detection (Linux, macOS, Windows) - Automate C library building, compression, and Go service generation - Replace complex shell scripts in README with simple Makefile commands - Improve developer experience with standardized build targets and error handling
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Replace global context-based FFI approach with modular
FFI[T]type system. This improves code organization, eliminates scattered global symbols, and provides better type safety for FFI operations across all Go binding files.