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This PR adds a new GitHub Actions workflow that consolidates cross-platform Go testing into a single matrix-based workflow, improving maintainability compared to the existing separate platform-specific test workflows.
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- Adds a new matrix-based test workflow that runs Go tests across Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows in a single workflow definition
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Adds a common workflow to run Go tests with a matrix strategy to ensure cross-platform compatibility. Signed-off-by: Ryan Johnson <ryan.johnson@broadcom.com>
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Summary
Adds a common workflow to run Go tests with a matrix strategy to ensure cross-platform compatibility.
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fix: Bug Fixfeat: Feature or Enhancementdocs: Documentationrefactor: Refactoringchore: Build, Dependencies, Workflows, etc.other: Other (Please describe.)Breaking Changes?
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