Update diplomat requirement from = 0.14.0 to = 2.2.6

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Updates the requirements on diplomat to permit the latest version.

Changelog

Sourced from diplomat's changelog.

2.2.6

• Updated versions of Ruby in use on Travis
• Support for Faraday library 1.0.0+ (thanks to @bkonick in #203)
• add Diplomat::Kv.get_all #201 to have better semantics with unique/multiple key/values

2.2.5

Support Consul 1.4.x ACLs

• add Diplomat::Policy

• add Diplomat::Token

• add PolicyAlreadyExists error class as ID cannot be specified when creating an ACL policy

• add test for token creation with a specific AccessorID

Strip leading slashes from keys in API requests

When using an invalid token, properly return AclNotFound (Will work with Consul 1.4+)

2.2.4

Now diplomatic_bag installs cleanly from rubygems.org

2.2.3

Cleaner packaging of diplomatic_bag

2.2.2

Fixed dependencies of diplomatic_bag. Install properly binaries for diplomatic_bag.

2.2.1

First release of diplomatic_bag published on rubygems.org (fixed travis)

2.2.0

This release includes a new gem called diplomatic_bag that provides some small command line utilities to inspect Consul thanks to @tionebsalocin.

Other changes:

• Diplomat::Service.get(service_name) now supports lookup with more than 1 tag #191

2.1.3

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Superseded by #70.