docs: s/Gnolang/Gno, s/Golang/Go #1548
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More on my crusade for right terminology and avoid dooming us to have "gnolang" as the official language name. See-also #1548
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They're Gno and Go. The "lang" part should be used only for disambiguation. Same as we don't call C "Clang", Java "Javalang" and so on.
Arguably, we could drop "gnolang" completely outside maybe of internal usage in the code, as contrary to Go, "Gno" is not a common verb in the english language.