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* Rename pkg -> internal
* Rename routes -> route
* Move route -> internal/route
* Rename models -> db
* Move db -> internal/db
* Fix route2 -> route
* Move cmd -> internal/cmd
* Bump version
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* Remove vendor
* Enable Go modules
* ci: add command to fetch dependencies
* ci: update setting
* ci: update settings
* Require Go 1.11
* Rename module name to gogs.io/gogs
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At some point after #4970 was merged, isomorphic-git started sending a custom User-Agent in its HTTP requests to deal with some services (\*cough\* gists \*cough\*) which filtered git traffic by User-Agent. Sadly, this broke cloning from Gogs using isomorphic-git in the browser (https://github.com/isomorphic-git/isomorphic-git/issues/555). This PR fixes it by telling browsers it is OK for CORS requests to send a custom User-Agent header.
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