Go snippets result variable inconsistent with other languages.

[jasonjoh]

Describe the bug
C#, Java, and JavaScript all define a result variable that has a name derived from the type. For example, the request in Graph Explorer:

GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups

Will result in a snippet like this in C#:

var groups = await graphClient.Groups
	.Request()
	.GetAsync();

But in Go, it just uses a generic result.

result, err := graphClient.Groups().Get()

To Reproduce
Look at the snippets on Graph Explorer for any GET request.

Expected behavior
Go snippets should be consistent with the other languages. I'd expect something like

groups, err := graphClient.Groups().Get()

[rkodev]

@ddyett @jasonjoh It looks like all the other languages have now adopted the name result for the variable, can we close this ticket?

[jasonjoh]

I see C# has move to this, but Java and JavaScript still use the more descriptive name for the result variable.

IMO, we should use a more descriptive name and avoid the generic result.