Add source link for Go taskfile variables #611
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Some of the tasks for Go-related templates rely on taskfile variables, which are provided by the "asset" taskfile. The `DEFAULT_GO_PACKAGES` variable is defined via some relatively complex code. Documenting its source will facilitate project maintainers pulling in changes from development in this upstream repository, and also pushing back upstream fixes or enhancements that are made in the downstream project.
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Some of the tasks for Go-related templates rely on taskfile variables, which are provided by the "asset" taskfile. The
DEFAULT_GO_PACKAGESvariable is defined via some relatively complex code.Documenting its source will facilitate project maintainers pulling in changes from development in this upstream repository, and also pushing back upstream fixes or enhancements that are made in the downstream project.