I have a custom url package nspeed.app/nspeed which redirects to 
github.com/nspeed-app/nspeed (using a meta tag go-import):

<meta name=go-import content="nspeed.app/nspeed git 
https://github.com/nspeed-app/nspeed>

It was setup a year ago or so with version v0.11.0 and was working fine.
Today I updated some code and the github repo tag to v0.12.0
waited a few days then

go get nspeed.app/nspeed@latest

but it still fetch the old version.

So I tried to force the update as specified 
here: https://pkg.go.dev/about#adding-a-package
to update from the pkg web site directly:
https://pkg.go.dev/nspeed.app/nspeed@v0.12.0
first I clicked the "request" button but later the page displays "not found"

then I tried with proxy and 'go get', I get the same error about xml:
curl https://proxy.golang.org/nspeed.app/nspeed/@v/v0.12.0.info

go: nspeed.app/nspeed@v0.12.0: unrecognized import path 
"nspeed.app/nspeed": parsing nspeed.app/nspeed: XML syntax error on line 1: 
expected /> in element

I am probably missing something or are go-import meta tags not working 
anymore may be?

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