Ruby -- v1.0.1 -- drop support for 2.7 #903
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What this PR does | solves
GitHub's MacOS runners have gradually dropped Ruby 2.7 --
MacOS-12were the last runners to support it, and they have been deprecated. We can no longer install Ruby 2.7 in a GitHub MacOS runner without compiling it, so drop support for it. See actions/runner-images#10721It also incorporates some changes from dependabot branches that have been sitting around broken by the above issue (the jobs that tried to use
MacOS-12were failing)It also rewrites the Makefile and solidifies the expectation of rvm with less focus on supporting development on Windows, although not intentionally unsupported, it hasn't been tested for.