Change-Id: I666695c95639371cf7462c2973db622afb736953
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Now that the deploy happens with Go 1.19, it's viable to start using
these packages from the standard library instead of their backported
temporary copies.
Keeping Go 1.18 happy during its last two months of support requires
a tiny complication in pkgdoc package. An alternative path is to not
drop internal/backport/go/doc and all of its dependencies right away,
but getting to zero backported packages sooner was hard to resist...
For golang/go#51800.
Change-Id: Ieb7a137a033d6b6850dfc019c8c0c767756cc30d
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Go 1.16 is available on App Engine now, so use it.
Also, Go 1.17 has been released, meaning
we don't need to keep Go 1.15 builders working.
Delete all the Go 1.16 backports except the template packages,
which contain modifications we need.
Change-Id: I4612441a1484ce9272a22268da73d67f7624309b
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internal/web was the framework left serving golang.org.
go.dev/cmd/internal/site was the framework serving go.dev.
This CL merges the two into a coherent, simple site serving
framework that works for both sites, a step toward merging
the sites themselves.
The CL is difficult to break up, so it's a bit larger than would be ideal.
The best place to start is the doc comment in internal/web/site.go
and then the other changes in that directory.
The rest of the CL is just minor adjustments to the repo to match.
Change-Id: I927dea29396104a817bd81b6bf25fa43f996968f
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Not all the package docs-specific parts of the server moved into
internal/pkgdoc before. Finish the job. Now the API for pkgdoc
is like the API for codewalk: just a NewServer that returns a handler.
Speaking of codewalk, unexport the Server type to match the
trimmed-down pkgdoc.
Change-Id: I19ba7351d55fb5d23d551a0296bb89d8abac6e9b
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With the help of the backported libraries introduced in the previous CL,
we can make the whole cmd/golangorg site run on Go 1.15 again.
This will let us use App Engine standard in advance of the release
of Go 1.16 on App Engine.
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cui fliter
Dmitri Shuralyov
Russ Cox