chore: upgrade kafka-go version#93
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Upgrade Kafka-go version for Kafka 4.0 compatibility.
Greptile Summary
This PR upgrades the
github.com/segmentio/kafka-godependency from version 0.4.47 to 0.4.48 to add Kafka 4.0 compatibility. The change consists of updating two files:The kafka-go library is a critical dependency for the
kqpackage in this codebase, which implements Kafka-based message queuing functionality. Thekq/queue.gofile specifically uses this library to provide a Kafka queue implementation through thekafkaQueuestruct that implements thequeue.MessageQueueinterface.This is a patch-level version bump (0.4.47 → 0.4.48) within the same minor version, which typically indicates bug fixes, performance improvements, and infrastructure updates without breaking API changes. The upgrade ensures that users of the go-queue framework can work with newer Kafka 4.0 deployments while benefiting from the latest bug fixes and improvements in the underlying Kafka client library.
Confidence score: 4/5