Bump bootsnap from 1.9.3 to 1.15.0

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Bumps bootsnap from 1.9.3 to 1.15.0.

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1.15.0

• Add a readonly mode, for environments in which the updated cache wouldn't be persisted. See #428 and #423.

1.14.0

• Require Ruby 2.6.
• Add a way to skip directories during load path scanning. If you have large non-ruby directories in the middle of your load path, it can severely slow down scanning. Typically this is a problem with node_modules. See #277.
• Fix Bootsnap.unload_cache!, it simply wouldn't work at all becaue of a merge mistake. See #421.

1.13.0

• Stop decorating Kernel.load. This used to be very useful in development because the Rails "classic" autoloader was using Kernel.load in dev and Kernel.require in production. But Zeitwerk is now the default, and it doesn't use Kernel.load at all.

  People still using the classic autoloader might want to stick to bootsnap 1.12.

• Add Bootsnap.unload_cache!. Applications can call it at the end of their boot sequence when they know no more code will be loaded to reclaim a bit of memory.

1.12.0

• bootsnap precompile CLI will now also precompile Rakefile and .rake files.

• Stop decorating Module#autoload as it was only useful for supporting Ruby 2.2 and older.

• Remove uname and other patform specific version from the cache keys. RUBY_PLATFORM + RUBY_REVISION should be enough to ensure bytecode compatibility. This should improve caching for alpine based setups. See #409.

1.11.1

• Fix the can't modify frozen Hash error on load path cache mutation. See #411.

1.11.0

• Drop dependency on fileutils.

• Better respect Kernel#require duck typing. While it almost never comes up in practice, Kernel#require follow a fairly intricate duck-typing protocol on its argument implemented as rb_get_path(VALUE) in MRI. So when applicable we bind rb_get_path and use it for improved compatibility. See #396 and #406.

• Get rid of the Kernel.require_relative decorator by resolving $LOAD_PATH members to their real path. This way we handle symlinks in $LOAD_PATH much more efficiently. See #402 for the detailed explanation.

• Drop support for Ruby 2.3 (to allow getting rid of the Kernel.require_relative decorator).

1.10.3

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Commits

• b27b5fe Release 1.15.0
• 95e8d17 Merge pull request #428 from Shopify/readonly-mode
• b51397f Add readonly mode
• 86612a5 Merge pull request #427 from jeffwidman/patch-1
• c34a012 fix typo: severly -> severely
• 8f519cb Merge pull request #426 from ansonhoyt/ansonhoyt-ignored-directories-typo
• 8471a67 Update README.md
• 98825f8 Release 1.14.0
• 0cbe7bf Fix an uninitialized instance variable warning in test
• cff5fc7 Run platforms CI on Ruby 2.6
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