Update ruby/clock example solution to match style guide

[isen0011]

The ruby style guide currently suggests to use format or sprintf instead of String#%.

In addition, the self in the hash method is redundant, the style guide also recommends not including it here.

[iHiD]

Thanks for the suggestion :) I personally disagree with the rubocop style guide on this one. I think % is a perfectly valid method and more elegant than format. What do other @exercism/ruby-contributors think?

[emcoding]

I agree with both: that % is valid and more elegant, and that format is more expressive. So' I'd suggest to accept both and add that as a Talking Point to the Mentor Notes.
Because of the expressiveness, I tend towards using format in the example solution. Not feeling strongly about it, though.

[kotp]

@iHiD I prefer the String#% syntax, though it is concise and magical at first. It grows on you, I think. But it is definitely more familiar in the format or sprintf (especially) forms if you come from some other languages.

[iHiD]

@kotp Yes. I agree with you.

@isen0011 What do you think about not changing the code, but adding a discussion point on this instead? I feel that % is more ideomatic (because it's being called on the Ruby object that's in code, rather than being called on Kernel), but that format is easier as a transition from a different language, so it would be nice to have both referenced in the document.

@F3PiX Would you be happy with that?

[kotp]

because it's being called on the Ruby object that's in code

Specifically being called on a String object, even.

[isen0011]

@iHiD, that makes sense to me. I had thought that format was more widespread in usage - this discussion has been enlightening! I'll submit a new version later tonight for further discussion.

[kotp]

The style guide is only a guide. I prefer the original line as less noisy. Yes, somewhat mystical the first time you see it. Since we are talking about "Style Guide" I am thinking Rubocop here. It would also suggest not using double quotes, I believe. The single quotes help re-inforce that this is not some trick of "string interpolation" but rather substitution.

[kotp]

I looked at the code when I dropped in, not realizing that I had already responded to the preference. 😊 🏵️ :

[emcoding]

Changing to single quotes is an awesome idea! I did think it was a string interpolation trick, the first time I saw it. 👍 The single quotes are really meaningful here.