Switch golang pragma from go:export to export #170
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The tinygo website only documents the export pragma, and all the examples switched away to //export a while ago: tinygo-org/tinygo#1025 This reduces confusion in the guide, which introduces the //export pragma, but never mentions //go:export as an alias.
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The tinygo website only documents the export pragma, and all the examples switched away to //export
a while ago: tinygo-org/tinygo#1025
This reduces confusion in the guide, which introduces the //export pragma, but never mentions //go:export as an alias.