Make one label repository-absolute again#3046
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Changing this particular label to the str(Label(...)) pattern does not behave as expected (bazelbuild/bazel#14590). It is thus safer to revert back to the old form for now and instead rely on patches in a future renaming of io_bazel_rules_go to rules_go for the BCR.
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What type of PR is this?
What does this PR do? Why is it needed?
Changing this particular label to the str(Label(...)) pattern does not
behave as expected (bazelbuild/bazel#14590).
It is thus safer to revert back to the old form for now and instead rely
on patches in a future renaming of io_bazel_rules_go to rules_go for the
BCR.
Which issues(s) does this PR fix?
Work towards #3020.
Other notes for review
@achew22 would probably be in the best position to review as this is a follow-up to #3038.