Update diplomat requirement from = 0.14.0 to = 2.4.4

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Updates the requirements on diplomat to permit the latest version.

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Sourced from diplomat's changelog.

2.4.4

• Switched to GitHub actions
• No functional changes

2.4.3

• Added ability to specify multiple tags when requesting checks for a service
• Generalized the Faraday params encoder to always use FlatParamsEncoder to match the expectations of the Consul API

2.4.2

• Fix faraday to version lower than 1.1.0 to keep ruby support for old versions of Consul #211
• Added ability to specify 'cached' as a query option
• Added support for node-meta param to specify node level tags when queying for service health. eg Diplomat::Health.service('apache', passing: true, node_meta: "rack:rack-2") see https://www.consul.io/docs/agent/options#node_meta for more info on setting tags

2.4.1

Avoid Hash#deep_merge monkeypatch (#209 thanks to @benbuckman)

2.4.0

New version with potentially breaking change as CONSUL_HTTP_ADDR is now read from environment to replace http://localhost:8500 when set. The variable is ignored if target is explicitely set programatically.

• Use CONSUL_HTTP_ADDR if set in environment by default to fix #57
• Minor improvements in documentation
• Support for Diplomat::Autopilot.get_configuration() #207, thanks to @rhughes1
• Support for Diplomat::Autopilot.get_health() #207, thanks to @rhughes1

2.3.3

Update rake dependency to 12.3.3 to fix CVE-2020-8130

2.3.2

Properly declare Ruby 2.0 as minimum version in GEM spec

2.3.1

Fix #204: Avoid breaking Ruby versions lower than 2.3

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