RUBY-3651 Add support for jruby 10

[donoghuc]

As a consumer of the mongo gem I want to run using jruby 10.

This commit starts this work, before I get too deep in it I want to make sure i'm not duplicating effort or if this is even something that would get any buy-in.

I noticed the first issue eaa3a1d attempting to even load the mongo gem. I attempted to add jruby 10 cells in CI to see other places that need update 63bdd19.

Thanks for looking :)

[alexbevi]

Hey @donoghuc, our team had https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/RUBY-3651 on our plan for this quarter to review but haven't kicked that off yet.

No duplication of effort at this point, and we'd be happy to get another set of eyes on it

[codeowners-service-app]

Assigned alexbevi for team dbx-ruby because jamis is out of office.

[gillesbergerp]

Is there still progress with this PR? I am happy to contribute as well if it would help

[comandeo-mongo]

Oh, my bad, it slipped out of my view. Sorry about that, I'll look into it. Thank you for the contribution!

[comandeo-mongo]

@donoghuc @gillesbergerp There is one unexpected test failure on JRuby 10:

$ bundle exec rspec 'spec/bson/byte_buffer_write_spec.rb:730'
Source locally installed gems is ignoring #<Bundler::StubSpecification name=jruby-launcher version=2.0.1 platform=java> because it is missing extensions
Run options: include {locations: {"./spec/bson/byte_buffer_write_spec.rb" => [730]}}

  1) BSON::ByteBuffer#put_int64 when the integer is 64 bit when the integer is larger than 64 bit raises an exception
     Failure/Error:
       expect {
         buffer.put_int64(Integer::MAX_64BIT + 1)
       }.to raise_error(RangeError)

       expected RangeError but nothing was raised
     # ./spec/bson/byte_buffer_write_spec.rb:730:in 'block in <main>'

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Failed examples:

rspec ./spec/bson/byte_buffer_write_spec.rb:729 # BSON::ByteBuffer#put_int64 when the integer is 64 bit when the integer is larger than 64 bit raises an exception

Basically, getLongValue method behaves differently in JRuby 9 and 10 when the value is out of range. On JRuby 9 RangeError is raised, but on JRuby 10 the value is silently truncated.

I created a (relatively) simplified example that demonstrates the issue - https://github.com/10gen/get_long_value

I was not able to find any mention of getLongValue behaviour changes in JRuby 10 release notes, so I am not sure whether this is a bug or an expected situation.

[donoghuc]

Thanks for the write up. I did some testing and proposed we use an alternate method which should preserve the behavior. I compared jruby-9.4.13.0 and jruby-10.0.2.0

[alexbevi]

LGTM

[comandeo-mongo]

@donoghuc Thank you so much for your contribution!