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The fuzzing build failed because build.sh created a go.mod file and ran go mod tidy from the repository root. The repository root does not contain a Go package, so the generated module did not provide github.com/publicsuffix/list/tools. As a result,
compile_native_go_fuzzerfailed with:The tools directory is the actual Go module containing the fuzz target.
Remove the root‑level go mod init and go mod tidy commands, change into the tools directory before resolving dependencies, and disable VCS metadata injection during the build.