Adds a new, generalized and highly configurable Parrotserver to replace our current Mockserver/Killgrave mishmash.

• Is super simple to use
• Can be used locally and remotely
• Has ability to easily record all calls made to it
• AMD64 and ARM64 compatible

Below is a summarization created by an LLM (gpt-4-0125-preview). Be mindful of hallucinations and verify accuracy.

Why

The changes include updating Go versions for setup actions, adding a new workflow for Parrotserver release, and introducing a new tool called Parrot in the linting process. These updates ensure the use of the latest Go version for better performance and security, automate the release process of Parrotserver, and maintain code quality with the addition of Parrot in the linting tools.

What

• .github/workflows/framework-golden-tests.yml
  • Updated actions/setup-go to v5 and Go version to 1.23 for test jobs.
• .github/workflows/framework.yml
  • Updated actions/setup-go to v5 and Go version to 1.23 for framework-component-tests.
• .github/workflows/lint.yaml
  • Updated Go version to 1.23.3 for the Clean go mods job.
  • Added a new tool, Parrot, in the matrix for the Linting job.
• .github/workflows/parrotserver-release.yml
  • Added a new workflow file for automating Parrotserver releases.
• .github/workflows/rc-breaking-changes.yaml
  • Updated actions/setup-go to v5 and Go version to 1.23 for breaking changes checks.
• .github/workflows/release-go-module.yml
  • Updated Go version to 1.23 for the release_binaries job.
• .github/workflows/test.yaml
  • Added Parrot as a new project in the unit test matrix.
• .gitignore
  • Added ignore rules for Parrot's JSON and log files.
• parrot/.dockerignore, parrot/.goreleaser.yaml, parrot/Dockerfile, parrot/Makefile, parrot/README.md, parrot/cmd/main.go, parrot/errors.go, parrot/examples_test.go, parrot/go.mod, parrot/go.sum, parrot/parrot.go, parrot/parrot_test.go, parrot/recorder.go, parrot/recorder_test.go
  • Introduced Parrot, a new tool, with its configurations, Dockerfile, documentation, main executable, error handling, tests, and dependencies.