Add logger runtime dependency for Ruby 3.5 compatibility #53
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Issue #, if available: 51
Description of changes:
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loggeras a runtime dependency to fix Ruby 3.5 compatibility. The gem uses require'logger'in multiple files but doesn't declare it as a dependency. In Ruby 3.5, logger will move from default gems to bundled gems, requiring explicit declaration to prevent load errors.Target (OCI, Managed Runtime, both):
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