Updated arduino-cli to 0.35.x branch with a lot of libraries

[cmaglie]

This brings the Arduino CLI integration up to 0.35.x branch (the latest before the big 1.0 break).
I've taken the chance to upgrade golang to 0.22.5 (we are still not supporting 0.23.0 in the Disttask.yml file).

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Project coverage is 89.97%. Comparing base (cf59441) to head (0c7f6cf).
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[per1234]

I apologize for introducing merge conflicts for this PR in the workflows @cmaglie. I have a couple more changes to make in the workflows to get them fully up to date and I'll take care of rebasing the PR once those are done. I'm not touching any Go code or dependencies or integration tests.

[cmaglie]

I apologize for introducing merge conflicts for this PR in the workflows @cmaglie.

No worries, I've already rebased it, the changes were trivial.

[cmaglie]

@per1234 I removed the checks for sketch.json from the ruleset since it's now deprecated in favor of sketch.yaml, that's the reason for the small reduction in the test coverage.

I want to add checks for the sketch.yaml, but IMHO this should be done after we merge the support for the CLI 1.0+.

[alessio-perugini]

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[per1234]

This needs to be updated:

arduino-lint/Taskfile.yml

Line 326 in 0e6248f

GO_VERSION: 1.17

The reason I did this is because I found that, without it, the project had a lot of unused transitive dependencies (for example, when I updated a direct module dependency and did a go mod tidy, a former dependency of that direct dependency that was no longer used by the new version would be left behind in the go.mod+go.sum, and thus in the license metadata, even though it was no longer used by anything). Once I added the -compat=1.17 flag, go tidy behaved exactly as I expected. Apparently the unexpected behavior was due to Go needing to do a suboptimal tidy in order to provide compatibility with certain other versions of Go, but we don't support the use of the project with versions of Go other than the one specified by the go directive so that isn't of interest.

I don't know whether the -compat flag is needed for proper tidy behavior with 1.22 though.

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This needs to be updated:

arduino-lint/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

Line 79 in 0e6248f

- [Go](https://golang.org/doc/install) version 1.17 or later

Or we can merge #801 now and render it obsolete:

arduino-lint/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

Lines 79 to 81 in be9eff0

	- [Go](https://golang.org/doc/install
	- The **Go** version in use is defined in the `go` directive of
	[`go.mod`](https://github.com/arduino/arduino-lint/blob/main/go.mod).

[cmaglie]

Or we can merge #801 now and render it obsolete:

arduino-lint/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

Lines 79 to 81 in be9eff0

	- [Go](https://golang.org/doc/install
	- The **Go** version in use is defined in the `go` directive of
	[`go.mod`](https://github.com/arduino/arduino-lint/blob/main/go.mod).

With the latest go versions, the compiler should automatically set compatibility mode with the toolchain version specified in the go.mod file, so it should be enough to download a version of the toolchain that is >= of the required version. This differs from older releases, where you had to download the exact version of go used for the build. At least, this is my experience. Maybe we can try to build this project with go 1.23 to confirm it.