build: use Go 1.25.5 in Dockerfile-wasm file
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As the wasm-client has to golang version set to 1.25.5, we also need to use the same golang version in Dockerfile which builds the wasm-client.
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We're getting CI errors due to the "no space left on device" error. |
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Will push a PR to use the same strategy to combat the "no space left error" as |
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tACK LGTM 👌
Ran make repro-wasm an didn't run into any build issues.
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As the wasm-client has to golang version set to 1.25.5, we also need to use the same golang version in Dockerfile which builds the wasm-client.
This is needed in order to make the release build complete successfully.