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Fix security audit by aligning the Go toolchain - #4
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CI installs Go 1.26.5 even when the Docker builder is updated, so its vulnerability audit fails on reachable standard-library vulnerabilities.
Align the module and Docker builder on Go 1.27.1, retain the immutable Alpine image digest, and make CI read its Go version from go.mod. This supersedes the container-only update in #3 once approved and merged.
Validation passed locally: go test ./..., go test -race ./..., go vet ./..., formatting and whitespace checks, the Linux build used by the Dockerfile, govulncheck v1.6.0, and gitleaks v8.29.1 on history and working files.
GitHub CI passed, including the full Docker build, race tests, vet, vulnerability audit, and secret scans. This draft is prepared for approval before merging.