Update dependency webmock to v3.23.1

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
webmock (changelog)	'3.18.1' -> '3.23.1'

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Release Notes

bblimke/webmock (webmock)

v3.23.1

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• Added support for async-http version >= 0.65.0 PR

  Thanks to Jacob Frautschi

v3.23.0

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• Fixed HTTP.rb adapter to support streaming real responses when WebMock is enabled.

  Thanks to Viacheslav Nepomniashchikh for reporting and investigating this issue.

v3.22.0

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• Addressed an issue in the HTTPClient adapter where memoized stubbed responses and memoized request_signatures were incorrectly persisted between subsequent requests (#​1019). The implementation of a more robust thread-safety solution by Tom Beauvais in PR #​300 not only resolved the memoization problem but also enhanced the overall thread safety of the adapter. This update ensures that stubbed responses and request signatures are correctly isolated to individual requests, improving both consistency and thread safety.

v3.21.2

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• Corrected type checking in WebMock::Response#assert_valid_body! to accurately recognize Hash objects. Additionally, improved the clarity of the error message for unsupported body types, guiding users towards proper usage.

  Thanks to Jake Robb for reporting.

v3.21.1

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• The stubbed Net::HTTPResponse#uri now returns request.uri, aligning it with the behavior of an actual Net::HTTPResponse.

  Thanks to Abe Voelker for reporting and to Victor Maslov and Gio Lodi for the suggested solution.

v3.21.0

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• Don't use deprecated Rack::VERSION for Rack >= 3

  Thanks to Étienne Barrié

  • Updated HTTPClient adapter, to build request signature using the URI after filters have been applied.

    Thanks to Matt Brown

v3.20.0

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• Optimised EmHttpRequestAdapter performance.

  Thanks to Ricardo Trindade

  • Removed runtime dependency on base64.

    Thanks to Earlopain

  • Typhoeus::Response objects constructed from stubbed responses now have all timing attributes set to 0.0.

    Thanks to James Brown

  • Optimised WebMock::Util::Headers by removing redundant freeze invocations.

    Thanks to Kazuhiro NISHIYAMA

  • The default stubbed response body, which is an empty String, is unfrozen.

  • When building signatures of requests made by http.rb, the request body encoding is now preserved.

v3.19.1

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• When passing a Proc or lambda as response body to to_return_json, the body is evaluated at the time of request and not at the time of to_return_json method invocation.

  Thanks to [Jason Karns](https://togithub.com/jasonkarns) for reporting.
  

v3.19.0

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• Do not alter real (non-stubbed) request headers when handling em-http-request requests.

  Thanks to [Yoann Lecuyer](https://togithub.com/ylecuyer)
  

  • Fix matching stubs with HashExcludingMatcher

    Thanks to Lucas Arnaud

  • Remove development and test files from the gem package

    Thanks to Orien Madgwick

  • Fix supported http client gem version checks.

    Thanks to Marc Rohloff and Roman Stražanec

  • Non-string body passed to #to_return_json is now converted to JSON string.

    Thanks to inkstak

  • [::1] is recognised as localhost e.g when passing allow_localhost option to disable_net_connect!

    Thanks to Yuki Inoue

  • Optimized normalize_headers for performance

    Thanks to Brandon Weaver

  • Added Frozen string literal to files to optimise memory usage

    Thanks to Josh Nichols

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