chore: drop the pry development dependency - #255
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pry and friends are interactive-console conveniences. Nothing in lib/, spec/, the Rakefile, or CI references them — no require "pry", no binding.pry, no rake or workflow step that invokes them. They only ever slow down bundle install for contributors. Anyone who wants a REPL mid-debug can still gem install pry locally, or use debug, which ships with Ruby 3.1+ (the floor this gem already requires). Signed-off-by: Tim Smith <tsmith84@proton.me>
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pryand friends are interactive-console conveniences. Nothing inlib/,spec/, the Rakefile, or CI references them — norequire "pry", nobinding.pry, no rake or workflow step that invokes them. They only ever slow downbundle installfor contributors.Anyone who wants a REPL mid-debug can still
gem install prylocally, or usedebug, which ships with Ruby 3.1+ (the floor this gem already requires).