deps: Bump github.com/tommy-muehle/go-mnd@v2.2.0 #1558
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Reference: golangci#1557 Upstream project does not support Go Modules to reference @v2.2.0 directly, so used commit at that tag. Updated via: ```console $ go get github.com/tommy-muehle/go-mnd@16041ac3fe65b98fbbf4c3c9b88c346196211614 $ go mod tidy ```
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LGTM!
@tommy-muehle Is it possible to support proper versioning and update your go.mod with a /v2 to enable us to pin releases instead of commits?
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Closes #1557
Upstream project does not support Go Modules to reference @v2.2.0 directly, so used commit at that tag.
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