sync develop with main (#119)

* chore: remove unused rules from nvim selene setup

* test: add test for config

* chore: update tasks, run tests on all recent versions

* refactor(test): make helper test function more ergonomic

In my opinion, requiring user to access tests via `T["module_name"]`
was too fragile and typos prone.

* fix(config): typo annotations

* chore(ci): install go bins via gopher.nvim itself

* feat(struct_tags): add range support (#117)

* feat(struct_tags): add range support

* refactor: use `start`, and `end_` naming for ranges

* fix(testutils): validate provided cursor position

* chore: update CONTRIBUTING.md

* chore: add demos (#118)

* chore: add dataset for demos

* chore(demos): add demos

* chore: update CONTRIBUTING

* this copefully will fix comments gif

* chore: add note about lazy loading

* chore(readme): at this point there is no code from go.nvim or iferr

* chore(readme): update the structure

* chore(readme): change wording of some things

spec/fixtures/tags/add_range_input.go

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+package main
+
+type Test struct {
+	ID      int
+	Name    string
+	Num     int64
+	Cost    int
+	Thingy  []string
+	Testing int
+	Another struct {
+		First  int
+		Second string
+	}
+}

spec/fixtures/tags/add_range_output.go

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+package main
+
+type Test struct {
+	ID      int
+	Name    string `gopher:"name"`
+	Num     int64  `gopher:"num"`
+	Cost    int    `gopher:"cost"`
+	Thingy  []string
+	Testing int
+	Another struct {
+		First  int
+		Second string
+	}
+}

spec/fixtures/tags/remove_range_input.go

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+package main
+
+type Test struct {
+	ID      int      `asdf:"id"`
+	Name    string   `asdf:"name"`
+	Num     int64    `asdf:"num"`
+	Cost    int      `asdf:"cost"`
+	Thingy  []string `asdf:"thingy"`
+	Testing int      `asdf:"testing"`
+	Another struct {
+		First  int    `asdf:"first"`
+		Second string `asdf:"second"`
+	} `asdf:"another"`
+}

spec/fixtures/tags/remove_range_output.go

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+package main
+
+type Test struct {
+	ID      int      `asdf:"id"`
+	Name    string   `asdf:"name"`
+	Num     int64
+	Cost    int
+	Thingy  []string
+	Testing int      `asdf:"testing"`
+	Another struct {
+		First  int    `asdf:"first"`
+		Second string `asdf:"second"`
+	} `asdf:"another"`
+}