Updates from rspec-dev (2022-01-10)

[JonRowe]

These are some updates, generated from rspec-dev's rake tasks.

[JonRowe]

@pirj I'm probably going to merge these 4 prs, they do this:

• Add Ruby 3.1
• Extract rubocop to its own job, we only really had it within the other builds as a "hangover" from Travis days where you couldn't specify multiple checks so easily, I don't think we need to check every ruby for rubocop compliance, this will make it easier to upgrade, its currently on Ruby 3.
• Skip the rspec-rails cross build on Ruby 3.1 until 6.1 supports it or we swap the default build to 7.

The only remaining "consistent" failure is ruby-head, the windows builds do just randomly segfault sometimes.

[pirj]

we need to check every ruby for rubocop compliance

That's fine. It's getting late, and I'm struggling to come up with an example code that RuboCop would detect on a certain Ruby version as incompatible, while specs would pass. And this will really ease up RuboCop version update (cc @petergoldstein)

Skip the rspec-rails cross build on Ruby 3.1 until 6.1 supports it or we swap the default build to 7

https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails/pull/2553 fixes net-* dependency problem. We still probably have to switch ~> 6.0.0 to ~> 6.1.0 in when nil, false, "" in Gemfile-rails-dependencies.

[pirj]

rspec/rspec-rails#2553 fixes net-* dependency problem.

It didn't.

Let's merge those 4 PRs and get this problem out of the way 👍