For `Uploadcare::ConversionApi` added `get_document_conversion_formats_info` method to get the possible document conversion formats.

Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new method get_document_conversion_formats_info to the Uploadcare::ConversionApi class, allowing users to retrieve document conversion formats from the Uploadcare API. Additionally, a new test case and VCR cassette are added to support this method. The dependency version of uploadcare-ruby is updated to 4.4.2, and RuboCop configuration is adjusted to exclude spec files from the Metrics/ModuleLength rule.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`CHANGELOG.md`	Added a summary of the new `get_document_conversion_formats_info` method to the "Unreleased" section.
`lib/uploadcare/rails/api/rest/conversion_api.rb`	Added the `get_document_conversion_formats_info` method to retrieve document conversion formats.
`spec/fixtures/vcr_cassettes/conversion_api_get_document_formats.yml`	Captured HTTP interaction for retrieving document conversion formats.
`spec/uploadcare/rails/api/rest/conversion_api_spec.rb`	Added test cases for the `get_document_conversion_formats_info` method.
`uploadcare-rails.gemspec`	Updated `uploadcare-ruby` dependency version from `4.4.1` to `4.4.2`.
`.rubocop.yml`	Excluded files under the `spec` directory from the `Metrics/ModuleLength` rule.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant UploadcareRails
    participant UploadcareAPI

    User->>UploadcareRails: Call get_document_conversion_formats_info
    UploadcareRails->>UploadcareAPI: GET /conversion/formats/document/
    UploadcareAPI-->>UploadcareRails: Return supported formats (e.g., jpg, avif, bmp, gif)
    UploadcareRails-->>User: Return supported formats

Poem

In the code where data flows, New formats bloom like a rose. 🌹 From API to test and spec, Conversion magic we now check. With RuboCop rules set aside, Our gem's version takes a ride. Uploadcare's path is clear and bright, Document formats take flight! 🚀

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