fix: remove need for rules_go when depending on a bzl_library target #663
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Downstream rulesets that depending on a bzl_library target under
//toolsneeded to bring in rules_go as a dependency because a starlark file loaded in that package (release.bzl) loads from rules_go. Move some files around to remove this dep. Rules_go is a dev_dependency and shouldn't be required by downstream users.Type of change
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