v1.1.0

This release brings the Ruby port back in line with upstream
suncalc.js v1.9.0 and fixes two
correctness bugs that have been present since the original release.

Fixed

• Moon altitude refraction. The atmospheric refraction correction applied
  in get_moon_position used dimensionally inconsistent constants, producing
  altitudes that were noticeably wrong near the horizon and a division-by-zero
  singularity at h ≈ -0.0890 rad. The corrected Meeus formula 16.4 is now
  used and inputs below the horizon are clamped, matching upstream behavior.
• get_moon_times day boundary. Previously the start-of-day was
  constructed with Time.new(...).utc, which interprets components in the
  host machine's local timezone before converting to UTC. The day boundary is
  now built with Time.utc(...) so results no longer depend on $TZ.

Added

• SunCalc.astro_refraction(h) — public helper exposing the corrected
  refraction calculation.
• SunCalc.observer_angle(height) — helper that converts an observer's
  elevation in meters to the corresponding horizon-angle correction.
• SunCalc.get_times(date, lat, lng, height = 0) — optional fourth argument
  for observer height in meters. A height of 2000 m, for example, advances
  sunrise by roughly ten minutes.
• SunCalc.get_moon_position now returns :parallactic_angle (Meeus formula
  14.1) alongside the existing fields.
• SunCalc.get_moon_times(date, lat, lng, in_utc = true) — optional fourth
  argument selects the local timezone for the day boundary when set to
  false. Defaults to true to preserve prior intended behavior.
• SunCalc.get_moon_illumination — date is now optional and defaults to
  Time.now.

Changed

• Test suite expectations updated to the canonical values produced by upstream
  suncalc.js v1.9.0.
• Loose be_within(100000) (≈28 hour) tolerance on moon-times assertions
  replaced with a strict ±60 second check.
• Development dependencies updated: dropped EOL bundler ~> 1.7 constraint,
  bumped rake ~> 13.0, pinned rspec ~> 3.13.

Notes

• The :alwaysUp / :alwaysDown keys returned by get_moon_times remain
  camelCase for backward compatibility. They will be renamed to :always_up
  and :always_down in 2.0.