Bump webmock from 1.22.3 to 3.5.1

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Bumps webmock from 1.22.3 to 3.5.1.

Changelog

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3.5.1

• Disabling TracePoint defined in Net::BufferedIO in case of exception being raised.

  Thanks to Koichi Sasada

3.5.0

• Ruby 2.6.0 support

  Thanks to Arkadiy Tetelman

• Added WebMock.reset_executed_requests! method.

  stub_get = stub_request(:get, "www.example.com")
  Net::HTTP.get('www.example.com', '/')
  WebMock::RequestRegistry.instance.times_executed(stub_get.request_pattern)  # => 1
  reset_executed_requests!
  WebMock::RequestRegistry.instance.times_executed(stub_get.request_pattern)  # => 0
  

  Thanks to Olia Kremmyda

• Performance improvements

  Thanks to Pavel Rosický

3.4.2

• Fixed rbuf_fill in Net::HTTP adapter to be thread-safe

  Thanks to Arkadiy Tetelman

• Fix invalid scheme error with Addressable::Template

  Thanks to Kazato Sugimoto

3.4.1

• When comparing url encoded body to a body from request stub, which was declared as hash, only String, Numeric and boolean hash values are stringified before the comparison.

  Thanks to Lukas Pokorny

3.4.0

• Ruby 2.6 support. Prevent Net/ReadTimeout error in Ruby 2.6

  Thanks to Koichi ITO

• Handling query params, which represent nested hashes with keys starting with non word characters.

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Commits

• 3aae30a Version 3.5.1
• 8820c9d Fixed method signature to be compatible with Ruby 2.3
• 0bb025d Merge pull request #790 from mame/master
• ddf3191 Merge pull request #788 from ko1/patch-1
• fcb1539 Don’t modify stub_body in WebMockHTTPResponse
• 9a26605 Added MRI 2.6 to the list of supported Ruby interpreters
• 5ad417f Version 3.5.0
• 38bf439 Merge pull request #792 from tagliala/test-against-ruby-26
• da99b14 Test against latest Ruby and JRuby versions
• f2a9ab3 Use super instead of copy-and-paste in Net::WebMockNetBufferedIO#initialize
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