feat: goreleaser init

[decentral1se]

#16

This is just a start.

I used:

• https://goreleaser.com/install/#more-options
• https://goreleaser.com/cookbooks/release-a-library/

I think you need to make a tag and then you start to run the relevant release commands. Source:

• https://goreleaser.com/quick-start/

E.g. goreleaser release --snapshot --clean

I leave it to you @goapunk as I imagine you might want to integrate it into Github?

[goapunk]

@decentral1se ah, I also just looked at that :) a feature I'm missing about goreleaser is that it doesn't actually create a Changelog file, it just adds the changes to the github release, right? If this repo is ever moved to somewhere else the changelog/release notes will be lost.

[decentral1se]

Oh shit, that's true! That kind of sucks yeh...

Maybe doing it manually is the way? https://stackoverflow.com/a/57760234

Feel free to close if you want to take it in another direction ✌️

[goapunk]

@decentral1se hmm, lets see, maybe we find an alternative, or as you said do it by hand. For the first release most commits don't adhere to conventional commits anyway. https://github.com/commitizen-tools/commitizen seems to mostly do what we want as well, I'll play around with it for a bit

[decentral1se]

#25