feat: add goreleaser to publish binaries

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PR-Codex overview

This PR updates the GitHub Actions workflow to use Go 1.22, adds a step to publish binaries using goreleaser, and enhances the .goreleaser.yaml configuration for future extensibility.

Detailed summary

• Updated GitHub Actions workflow to use Go 1.22
• Added step to publish binaries using goreleaser
• Enhanced .goreleaser.yaml for future extensibility and added build configurations

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow step to support Go programming environment.
  • Added a "Publish Binaries" job to automate the release process for Go applications.
  • Configured GoReleaser for streamlined building and distribution of binaries.

• Chores

  • Updated .gitignore to exclude the dist/ directory, keeping the repository clean from generated files.

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Walkthrough

The project introduces enhancements to the automation workflow by adding Go environment setup, enabling the building and releasing of binaries using GoReleaser. A new configuration file for GoReleaser is created, detailing how to build and package applications for multiple platforms. Additionally, the .gitignore file is updated to exclude the dist/ directory from version control, streamlining the repository.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/on-release.yaml	Added steps to set up Go and publish binaries using GoReleaser, enhancing the release automation process.
`.gitignore	Updated to ignore the dist/ directory, preventing tracking of generated files.
`.goreleaser.yaml	Introduced configuration for GoReleaser, defining build and release processes for multiple Go applications.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant CI/CD
    participant GoReleaser
    participant GitHub

    Developer->>CI/CD: Trigger Release
    CI/CD->>GoReleaser: Setup Go Environment
    GoReleaser->>GoReleaser: Prepare Builds
    GoReleaser->>GoReleaser: Build Binaries
    GoReleaser->>GitHub: Publish Binaries
    GitHub-->>Developer: Release Notification

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Poem

🐇 In the meadow, code does spring,
With Go and releases, a joyful thing!
Binaries fly, like a springtime breeze,
Ignored files rest beneath the trees.
Hops of progress, we cheer and sway,
In our coding garden, let’s play all day! 🌼

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