chore: enforce RubyGems cooldown#168
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💡 Motivation and Context
Bundler 4.0.13 introduced RubyGems cooldown, which avoids resolving to newly-published gem versions until they have aged past a configured window. This adds a 7-day cooldown to the public RubyGems source so dependency updates are less exposed to compromised-account / malicious-new-release supply-chain windows.
💚 How did you test it?
bundle _4.0.13_ installbundle _4.0.13_ exec rspecbundle _4.0.13_ exec rubocopbundle _4.0.8_ installis blocked with the Gemfile Bundler-version guard instead of silently ignoring cooldown.📝 Checklist
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