fix symlink for golang runtime 1.20 in aarch64:standard:3.0 #655
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Description of changes:
The symlink that is currently set when installing golang runtime 1.20 is currently pointing to a non-existing directory. The symlink should point to
/usr/local/go20instead of/usr/local/go12asgo12is the runtime for 1.12 (e.g as used in aarch64:standard:2.0)Currently this will lead to an error that the go binary could not be found when trying to run any
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