misc: move cmd/alloy to root of repository #77
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Following the Go documentation on how to [Organize a Go module][modules-layout], a single-command repository should have its main package at the root of the repository rather than in a cmd/ folder. As all internal tooling is now in internal/cmd, and there's only one non-internal binary, that binary has been moved to the root of the repository to align with best practices. [modules-layout]: https://go.dev/doc/modules/layout
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Following the Go documentation on how to Organize a Go module, a single-command repository should have its main package at the root of the repository rather than in a cmd/ folder.
As all internal tooling is now in internal/cmd, and there's only one non-internal binary, that binary has been moved to the root of the repository to align with best practices.