fix: use source-subdir in go-use plugin #980
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It's possible, and somewhat common, for a go module to be defined inside a repo's subdir; in this case we can define source-subdir, but the go-use plugin needs to use this - otherwise the repo root gets used. Fixes #978
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It's possible, and somewhat common, for a go module to be defined inside a repo's subdir; in this case we can define source-subdir, but the go-use plugin needs to use this - otherwise the repo root gets used.
Fixes #978
docs/reference/changelog.rst)?