go: Drop deprecated doc

go/README.md

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 Go platform
 ===========
 
-The Go platform supports two kinds of deployment: binary deployment and code
-deployment, where tsuru will build your application in the target.
-
-Binary deployment
------------------
-
-For binary deployment, ensure your binary is named "tsuru-app" (``go build -o
-tsuru-app`` should do the trick) and matches the target platform (usually
-linux_amd64), you can have a customized name if you also deploy a Procfile,
-something like:
-
-	% ls
-	Procfile main.go
-	% GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o myapp main.go
-	% cat Procfile
-	web: ./myapp
-	% tsuru app deploy -a [app-name] myapp Procfile
-
-Code deployment
----------------
-
-If you just run a ``tsuru app deploy`` of your code, tsuru will try to download all of
-your dependencies using ``go get`` and build your application. You can
-customize this behavior, see the next section for more details.
-
-Suppose that you have this code structure:
-
-	% ls
-	main.go
-	% cat main.go
-	# some code that starts a "hello world" webserver
-	% tsuru app deploy -a [app-name] .
-
-After invoking ``tsuru app deploy``, tsuru will receive your code and tell the platform
-to follow the setup process, that will:
-
-- download all the dependencies using ``go get``
-- build the application, expecting the root of your project to be a main
-  package
-
-Code deployment with customized compilation step
-------------------------------------------------
-
-You can also use tsuru hooks to customize the compilation and a Procfile to
-customize the execution of your application, here's an example:
-
-	% tree
-	.
-	├── Procfile
-	├── src
-	│   └── main.go
-	└── tsuru.yaml
-
-	1 directory, 3 files
-	% cat tsuru.yaml
-	hooks:
-	  build:
-	    - go get github.com/bmizerany/pat
-	    - go build -o $HOME/myapp src/main.go
-	% cat Procfile
-	web: $HOME/myapp -host 0.0.0.0 -port $PORT
-	% tsuru app deploy -a [app-name] .
-
-At this point, tsuru will parse the tsuru.yaml file and invoke the build hooks
-to build your application, and then use the command specified in the Procfile
-to start it.
+Official guide: https://tsuru.github.io/docs/user_guides/deploy_go_apps/