Remove CI Rails versions

[MUTOgen]

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• Chores
  • Streamlined internal testing workflows by consolidating redundant test configurations, ensuring a more efficient and reliable process behind the scenes.

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Walkthrough

The pull request simplifies the GitHub Actions workflow by removing the job definitions for rails_4_2 and rails_5_2 in the .github/workflows/ruby.yml file. Only the rails_3_2 job remains active, which sets up Ruby version 2.3 and runs tests via Rake. This change reduces complexity by eliminating duplicate testing scenarios for different Ruby versions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ruby.yml	Removed jobs for rails_4_2 and rails_5_2; retained rails_3_2 job that sets up Ruby 2.3 and runs tests via Rake.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant G as GitHub Actions
    participant J as rails_3_2 Job
    participant R as Ruby Environment

    G->>J: Trigger workflow event
    J->>R: Set up Ruby (version 2.3)
    R-->>J: Environment ready
    J->>G: Execute tests via Rake
    G-->>J: Report test results

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Hop, hop, in the code burrow we play,
Rails jobs left—two hopped away!
Only rails_3_2 hops in to prove,
Ruby 2.3's groove in every move.
A cleaner workflow, a gentle cheer,
CodeRabbit hops with joy so clear! 🐇

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[MUTOgen]

@grantspeelman We could start from here. Remove all versions except 3.2 (some of them fail on master sometimes)
Then merge #170 to change 3.2 -> 6.1, and so on

[grantspeelman]

@grantspeelman We could start from here. Remove all versions except 3.2 (some of them fail on master sometimes) Then merge #170 to change 3.2 -> 6.1, and so on

I haved removed all of them. Will add them back once everything is merged.