chore: Bump go version

[jriouovh]

Go 1.22 is end-of-life since Feb 2025. Use a currently supported version.

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[MetalBlueberry]

Thank you for contributing 🚀

Updating the ci is good to check if the project actually build against the latest version, but the go.mod version should not be updated.

If you check https://go.dev/doc/modules/gomod-ref you can see the version in go mod is the minimum version required to build the library. My understanding is that this means it should not be increased unless a new feature is required. Keeping this values as low as possible allows more people to import this package and use it.

Also, the current state is that we only aim to support the CLI usage officially. This means the actual version used to build the binary should not matter for users.
If you want to import the package and you are worried about different versions.... I'll suggest to carefully test it in your own environment. ( you should do this anyway 🚀 )

So I think at this moment we should not merge this, but I'll discuss with the team the option to run the test suite with different go versions