Replace erubi with stdlib ERB - #366
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erb is part of the Ruby standard library (default gem since Ruby 3.2, which the gemspec already requires), so the third-party erubi gem is no longer needed. ERB.new(template).result(b) is a drop-in replacement for b.eval(Erubi::Engine.new(template).src): evaluated in the same binding it returns the rendered template output.
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erb is part of the Ruby standard library (default gem since Ruby 3.2, which the gemspec already requires), so the third-party erubi gem is no longer needed.
ERB.new(template).result(b) is a drop-in replacement for b.eval(Erubi::Engine.new(template).src): evaluated in the same binding it returns the rendered template output.
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Mirrors the already-merged stdlib-ERB swaps in winrm-fs (#101) and winrm-elevated (#58).