#42 add version subcommand #114
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While testing the new version functionality (not committed yet), my tests failed on these. They seem to have been broken a while so I also need to look into why previous test runs haven't failed me. Switched to cmp.Diff because it shows exactly what happened with little code where t.Fail() is a decision past-me made that I'm annoyed by now.
Adds a function to format version from ldflags. I originally open coded this in main() and as the feature came together it made more sense in the otelcli package so I moved it & tests here.
Adds vars in main that can be set by ldflags, and wires them up into the Cobra startup code in otelcli/root.go. At this point it should "just work" with goreleaser.
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Adds --version support via ldflags as suggested in #42.