This way we can test against pre-released versions of Ruby.
Just to explain my use case: I'm testing the edge version of Ruby with various things including Mastodon, but the upper limit specified in this gemspec means I can't install the gem with Ruby 3.2.
I ran the tests on 3.2, and they were failing. So I ran the test with Ruby 3.1 and they were failing in the same way. I don't think there's anything in Ruby 3.2 that would have broken this library, and since the failures are the same, I think it's OK to remove this limit.
This way we can test against pre-released versions of Ruby.
Just to explain my use case: I'm testing the edge version of Ruby with various things including Mastodon, but the upper limit specified in this gemspec means I can't install the gem with Ruby 3.2.
I ran the tests on 3.2, and they were failing. So I ran the test with Ruby 3.1 and they were failing in the same way. I don't think there's anything in Ruby 3.2 that would have broken this library, and since the failures are the same, I think it's OK to remove this limit.
Thank you!