Add load balancer tutorial to Go section#802
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Description
Added a tutorial on building a simple load balancer with Go to the Go section.
Motivation and Context
The Go section has tutorials for web apps, blockchain, chat apps, and REST APIs, but no tutorial covering load balancing — a fundamental concept in backend/infrastructure. This tutorial by kasvith.me walks through building one from scratch using reverse proxying, round robin, and health checks.
How Has This Been Tested?
Verified the URL is accessible and the tutorial content is complete and well-structured.
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