chore: migrate away from deprecated io/ioutil imports - #3843
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Note: Please create separate PR for every branch (main and v8) as needed.
Description of the Change
Code refactoring to migrate
io/ioutilimports to re-organizedioandosmodules.Why Is This PR Valuable?
What benefits will be realized by the code change? What users would want this change? What user need is this change addressing?
This will future-proof for any possible migration to next Go major version or in case where
ioutilgets deprecated abruptly.Applicable Issues
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Not urgent
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