What problem does it solve? Golang developers at ByteDance need to integrate the TCC dynamic configuration center for runtime config delivery, feature flags, and gray-release settings, but face confusion over SDK version selection, breaking changes between beta and stable releases, and noisy error logs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - SDK Selection Guidance: Compares TCC V2 SDK (code.byted.org/gopkg/tccclient, >= v1.6.2) and TCC V3 SDK (code.byted.org/gopkg/tccclient/v3, >= v3.0.0) with clear applicability rules. - Usage Instructions: Provides code examples for creating ClientV2/ClientV3, calling GetConfig, and controlling log output via SetLogMode and SetLogCounter. - Upgrade & Migration: Documents breaking changes from alpha/beta versions (e.g., V3 GetConfig signature change splitting dir and config name) and lists banned versions with known bugs. - Use Case: A developer adding a feature flag to a Go microservice can follow the guide to install the correct SDK, read config keys at runtime, and avoid banned versions like v1.4.18. ## Quick Start Show me how to read a dynamic config value in my Go service using the TCC tccclient SDK.