Fix raise signature for Ruby < 3.2 #698
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In Ruby versions older than 3.2, objects that respond to `#to_hash` are always used to extract keyword arguments from when `**kwargs` is present in a method signature. It causes these objects to be passed in as a hash to the `raise` method instead of an object. Code like `raise CustomError, object_implementing_to_hash`, which relies on `object_implementing_to_hash` to be an object, no longer works. In this commit we ensure above code keeps working until keyword arguments are fixed in Ruby 3.2.
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In Ruby versions older than 3.2, objects that respond to
#to_hashare always used to extract keyword arguments from when**kwargsis present in a method signature. It causes these objects to be passed in as a hash to theraisemethod instead of an object.Code like
raise CustomError, object_implementing_to_hash, which relies onobject_implementing_to_hashto be an object, no longer works.In this commit we ensure above code keeps working until keyword arguments are fixed in Ruby 3.2.