Bump minimum supported Go version to 1.24 #361
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Go has just released 1.25 so this PR bumps the minimum Go version to 1.24 following or support policy.
We also take this opportunity to also upgrade the dependencies.
More PRs will follow to leverage the new features to simplify the codebase.