Use Go 1.19 fmt for Gitea 1.17, sync emoji data#21239
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The 2020 three lines above is now outdated
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But we should probably fix this on main rather then on this branch.
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Yup, this is only a backport
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The emoji-data is also synchronized from main branch (by the backport part), I think it's fine to get it in 1.17. If there are some worries, we can revert it later. |
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Recently, the images used by Gitea's drone pipeline were upgraded to Go 1.19.x
It causes the lint fails because Go 1.19 uses new code format.
This PR partially backport #20758 (including the emoji-data sync), partially fix the format manually.