CON-805: Upgrade Ruby to 3.4.7#193
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Addresses CON 805
Why not Ruby 4.0?
I initially tried Ruby 4.0.1 (the absolute latest), but Middleman 4.5.1 depends on ActiveSupport 7.0.x and concurrent-ruby 1.2.x, which rely on many stdlib gems (logger, benchmark, etc.) that were removed from Ruby 4.0's defaults. Even after adding those gems explicitly, the chain of missing dependencies makes it impractical until Middleman releases a Ruby 4.0-compatible version. Ruby 3.4.7 is the latest stable version that works cleanly.