build(deps): bump listen from 3.5.1 to 3.9.0

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Bumps listen from 3.5.1 to 3.9.0.

Release notes

Sourced from listen's releases.

v3.9.0

• Issue #572: make kernel warn configurable -- see README (#579) @​ColinDKelley @​AlexB52
• drop ruby 2.6 and add ruby 3.3 to the test matrix (#578) @​ColinDKelley
• Fix github workflows link in README (#577) @​hotoolong

v3.8.0

• Use the defined type to the default value of directory (#566) @​y-yagi
• update ruby version matrix to drop 2.4, 2.5 and add 3.2 (#567) @​ColinDKelley
• Update ruby version 3.0.4 (#562) @​vickyprahastra
• Raise argument error when passing a file path (#563) @​janko
• Fix kwargs matching with rspec-mock 3.12 and Ruby 3+ (#564) @​voxik
• Disable fail-fast for CI matrix (#555) @​ybiquitous
• Add Ruby 3.0/3.1 to CI (#554) @​ybiquitous

v3.7.1

• Issue #548: fix error when renaming folder (#552) @​ColinDKelley
• issue #550: fix README to document start rather than unpause (#551) @​ColinDKelley
• Issue #543: Ignore emacs backup/swap files by default. (#546) @​zw963

v3.7.0

• issue #509: raise Listen::Error::INotifyMaxWatchesExceeded rather than abort (#545) @​ColinDKelley
• Plumb Silencer.new and use it #542 spec (#544) @​ColinDKelley
• fix: Avoid scanning and building entries for silenced directories (#542) @​ElMassimo

v3.6.0

✨ New Features

• #452 for FIPS compatibility, use SHA256 instead of MD5 (#541) @​ColinDKelley

Commits

• 7b7a2f5 issue #572: switch Kernel.warn and warn to adapter_warn
• 4d682d3 issue #572: add support for LISTEN_GEM_ADAPTER_WARN_BEHAVIOR=warn|log|silent
• 2a34596 issue #572: bump version to v3.9
• eea2891 issue #572: add Listen.adapter_warn_behavior =
• 0f600f3 drop ruby 2.6 and add ruby 3.3 to the test matrix
• 4fc1d06 fix github workflows link
• fd85e1c release v3.8
• bac8015 Use the defined type to the default value of directory
• ec5c88a update ruby version matrix to drop 2.4, 2.5 and add 3.2
• 1d1b628 Update ruby version 3.0.4
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