Add :alt command for go files #3716
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Like those for Lua, Moonscript, and Ruby, this adds the
:altcommand when editing a go file to jump between it and its corresponding test file.e.g. editing a file
foo.go,:altwould openfoo_test.goif it exists, and:altagain would take you back.