Require Ruby >= 3.3 and update CI Ruby versions#7
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Summary
Bumps the minimum required Ruby version to 3.3 (the lowest version currently in support — 3.2 reached EOL) and brings CI in line with the supported set.
required_ruby_versionis now>= 3.3.ruby-version, and any other stale references are updated accordinglyMotivation
This resolves the Ruby version restrictions surfaced in rubyatscale/pack_stats#56, where supporting EOL Ruby versions (e.g. 3.1) constrained dependency resolution and forced older, vulnerable transitive dependencies. Dropping unsupported Ruby versions lets these gems track current, patched dependencies.
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BUNDLED WITHinGemfile.lockto bundler 4.0.15 (latest). The previously pinned bundler version crashes on Rubyhead(NameError: uninitialized constant Pathname::SEPARATOR_PAT) — see this failing run. Pinning the current bundler resolves it.