[go1.20] Temporarily overriding generics for go1.20 #1309
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Temporarily overriding some more generics for go1.20 without generics while generics are still being worked on.
This also includes a work around to make CI pass the generic type check for the
atomic.Pointer[T]. Since generics are being parsed correctly, I simply stripped all the functions off ofatomic.Pointer[T]so that it can't be used but left an empty structure in it's place so that the type check at go1.20.14:src/sync/atomic/type.go:40 passes. This will help the CI for go1.20 produce much more useful errors since instead of always failing inatomic.This is part of #1270