Centralize Ruby Version definition to .ruby-version #116
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.ruby-versionfile is the ecosystem standard for defining a Ruby version. This PR adds the.ruby-versionfile, and removes all other references to Ruby in this repository, aligning it with the standard.What should reviewers focus on?
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Please verify the following before merging:
Verify that the changes in the PR meets the following requirements or adjust manually to make it compliant:
.ruby-versionfile is present with the correct Ruby version definedGemfile(no lines withruby <some-version>)TargetRubyVersiondefined inrubocop.ymlruby/setup-rubyGithub Actions (no lines withruby-version: “x.x”) as it reads from.ruby-version.Please merge this PR if the changes look good - this PR will be merged if there isn't any activity after 4 weeks.