Upgrade Go to 1.25

[sunnyagg]

Org N-1 Go Migration: 1.16 → 1.25

This PR upgrades the Go toolchain to 1.25 as part of Razorpay's org-wide effort to keep services on the N-1 Go release for security patches, performance improvements, and toolchain support.

Changes

• go directive: bumped from 1.19 to 1.25 in go.mod
• go mod tidy: updated go.sum accordingly
• Dockerfile: replaced public golang:1.19.0-alpine3.16 base image with internal golden image c.rzp.io/razorpay/rzp-docker-image-inventory-multi-arch:rzp-golden-image-base-golang-1.25-alpine3.22
• CI workflows: none present (.github/workflows/ absent) — no pins to update

Verification

• go mod tidy completed successfully
• go build ./... passes locally
• No tests found in repository (go test ./... reports no tests)
• No vendor directory present

Notes

• Module name concierge is non-canonical but left unchanged (out of scope)
• No pre-existing build or codegen breakage detected

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	FROM golang:1.25-alpine3.22 as concierge
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1. Identify the equivalent base image hosted on the approved registry, such as razorpay, harbor.razorpay.com, or c.rzp.io. You may need to consult your organization's documentation or contact your DevOps team to find the correct image.

2. Replace the non-compliant base image in your Dockerfile with the approved image. For example, if the equivalent image is hosted on harbor.razorpay.com, update the line to:

   FROM harbor.razorpay.com/golang:1.19.0-alpine3.16 as concierge

3. Ensure that any additional dependencies or configurations required by the new base image are addressed. This may involve updating package installation commands or environment variables.

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	FROM alpine:3.22
	FROM harbor.razorpay.com/alpine:3.22

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1. Replace the base image FROM alpine:3.16 with an image from an allowed registry. For example, if harbor.razorpay.com is an allowed registry, use FROM harbor.razorpay.com/alpine:3.16.
2. Ensure that the new base image is compatible with your application and dependencies. You may need to test the build process to confirm compatibility.
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