Fix checkstyle linting issues where printf is called without arguments

[heidiberry]

Description of changes:
Go 1.24 introduces a new linting check (see related go issue: golang/go#60529). This reports cases where a call to fmt.printf is made with a variable format and no arguments. In all the reported cases, the message was being generated prior to the printf call, so my assumption was that it could use fmt.print instead. I know you do not currently support 1.24, but we would like to use the latest version of go with this tool and the make release command fails due to this checkstyle issues.

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[LINKIWI]

@Yangtao-Hua Can we get this PR merged? This fixes a build issue we are observing on Go 1.24+. Thanks.

[Yangtao-Hua]

Hi @LINKIWI,
We will have a similar change to unblock it in next released version.
Thanks!

[heidiberry]

Hi @Yangtao-Hua do you have an idea of when the next release will be please?

[Yangtao-Hua]

Hi @heidiberry,
The changes have been merged and are currently under internal testing. However, we don't have a release scheduled for the coming week. In the meantime, you may need to use a private branch as a temporary workaround to unblock your work. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Thanks,
Yangtao

[heidiberry]

Hi @Yangtao-Hua are there any updates on when the next release would be please?

[firke]

Would it be possible to get an update on this please? Currently it is not possible to build a project using Go 1.24/1.25, if doing checkstyle action from a Makefile.