user: Add non-CGO lookups for consumers#4186
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With recent changes, internal/pkg/util/user is may now be brought into projects that consume public pkg/ code. Prior to this PR, the user package only compiles if CGO is enabled. Add non-CGO lookup functions, wrapping os.User when CGO is disabled. This permits import into projects that don't build with CGO. Closes sylabs#4185
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Description of the Pull Request (PR):
With recent changes, internal/pkg/util/user may now be brought into projects that consume public pkg/ code.
Prior to this PR, the user package only compiles if CGO is enabled. Add non-CGO lookup functions, wrapping os.User when CGO is disabled. This permits import into projects that don't build with CGO.
Closes #4185
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