Update rspec setup #8
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This updates the rspec setup in the gem to follow our now standard pattern for rspec. Any dependencies we use in rspec are defined in separate files stored in `spec/support`, including their config. This then allows us to update `spec_helper.rb` to exactly match the spec helper in our other gems. The aim is to simplify maintenance, adopt a consistent approach, and make it clear what additional dependencies we have in our tests.
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This updates the rspec setup in the gem to follow our now standard pattern for rspec.
Any dependencies we use in rspec are defined in separate files stored in
spec/support, including their config.This then allows us to update
spec_helper.rbto exactly match the spec helper in our other gems.The aim is to simplify maintenance, adopt a consistent approach, and make it clear what additional dependencies we have in our tests.