Version bump in order to fix security issues in Go libraries #531
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This PR fixes vulnerabilities issues both in
golang.org/x/netandgolang.org/x/textLink for the vulnerabilities CVEs:
cve-2022-41717
cve-2022-32149
cve-2022-41723
The propose of this change is to correct vulnerabilities in both golang text and net packages. I've got this issue when I was running trivy against a source code and it flagged them as high risk vulnerabilities and thought would make sense to propose this change, since it wasn't already proposed.