These changes address the following warning showing up on `go get`
operations:
go: module github.com/golang/protobuf is deprecated: Use the
"google.golang.org/protobuf" module instead.
All changes are made using the recommendations in the per-function
deprecation notices from the docs at
https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/golang/protobuf/ptypes
After lots of experimentation I have landed on this as my proposal for
how we have our Go binary find its Ruby counterpart: just have it grab
it from the $PATH! @evanphx showed me this neat trick where by borrowing
a couple of helper methods from `exec` and tweaking them we can get
logic that will do a $PATH lookup that excludes "ourself". This allows
us to have both `vagrant` executables on the path... and means that
switching between Gogo-by-default or Legacy-by-default is just a matter
of tweaking $PATH order.
It _also_ means that we don't need any different lookup logic for
"release mode" vs "development mode" which is what I was looking at
before this solution.
In order to continue to facilitate development, I've generated a binstub
for vagrant using `bundle binstubs vagrant --standalone --path
./binstubs`, and I've updated the Nix development setup to prepend this
directory to the $PATH.
NOTE: Non-Nix users will need to modify their $PATH in the same way to
get the same behavior in development.
This also updates the Ruby runtime usage to pass the ClientProtocol
instead of the full client since after init we only need it for
dispensing plugins.
