Update gofiber compability from v2 to v3

[adrieljss]

Here are the changes:

• v3 drops support for the file system middleware, it is now changed to the Static Middleware. (Specified Here).
• v3 Handler callbacks now needs non-pointer as parameter (*fiber.Ctx -> fiber.Ctx)
• Changed redirection code. (Specified Here).

Might be breaking changes since v3 only supports Go 1.23+ (Specified Here)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Upgraded to the latest version of the Fiber framework, enhancing performance and compatibility.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved readability and functionality of redirect handling in the application.

• Documentation

  • Updated test cases to ensure they align with the new framework, maintaining validation of Swagger API endpoints.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve upgrading the gofiber/fiber package from version 2 to version 3. This upgrade includes modifications to middleware, specifically replacing the filesystem middleware with static middleware. Additionally, function signatures have been updated to accept fiber.Ctx instead of *fiber.Ctx. The error handling for template parsing remains unchanged, but the redirect handling has been improved for readability. The swagger_test.go file has also been updated to reflect the new import for the Fiber package, ensuring that existing tests continue to function correctly.

Changes

File	Change Summary
swagger.go	Upgraded from gofiber/fiber/v2 to gofiber/fiber/v3, replaced filesystem middleware with static, updated function signatures to accept fiber.Ctx, improved redirect handling.
swagger_test.go	Updated import from gofiber/fiber/v2 to gofiber/fiber/v3, no structural changes to test functions, maintained existing logic.

Possibly related PRs

• gofiber/fiber#3181: Updates documentation to reflect significant changes in Fiber v3, including method signature updates related to context handling.
• gofiber/fiber#3193: Improves naming conventions for context-related functions, directly relating to context management changes in this PR.
• gofiber/fiber#3226: Establishes Go version 1.23 as the minimum required version, relevant due to the upgrade to Fiber v3 necessitating compatibility with newer Go versions.

Poem

🐇 In the land of code where fibers weave,
A hop to version three, we believe!
Static files now dance in the light,
Redirects are clearer, oh what a sight!
With tests still strong, they leap and bound,
In the garden of code, new joys abound! 🌼

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[ReneWerner87]

Thx for your work