The Go compiler is written in Go, but it is possible to bootstrap it
from C wiht Go 1.4.
Before this commit, we used to build Go 1.4 for all our platforms,
so we built a compiler to throw it away several times.

Starting from Go 1.20, the team decided to require Go V-3 to bootstrap
(i.e., Go 1.17 to bootrastrap Go 1.20).
Bootstrapping is still feasible, but throwing away two compilers is
not a good idea. So, we decided to create a Go bootstrap project, and
build it only once (for Linux amd64) until it will be able to build
more recent Go compilers.

Update conjure, webtunnel, obfs4 and snowflake to use `go mod vendor` to
fetch dependencies.

We still have some go module projects, for dependencies of
projects/ncprop279/config, which doesn't have a `go.sum` file yet.

Jeremy Rand authored 2 years ago and boklm committed 1 year ago

Makes it easier to tell which outputs are for linux-cross.

Until #40850 is fixed.

Use separate accounts to store the different keys.

Update Mullvad Browser release prep templates to include downstream package notification/maintenance

This commit adds a config variable to override the URL for the updater.
When it is defined, a user-provided certificate will replace the
default public keys used to sign nightly builds.

Also, while we are at it, switch the git repo to HTTPS.

We also update doc/MAKEFILE.txt for previous changes with some makefile
targets.