chore: regenerate Ruby SDK docs (v0.5.0 → v0.6.4)

[josecolella]

Summary

• Regenerated SDK docs via yarn update:sdk-docs to reflect the latest Ruby SDK README
• The Ruby SDK docs were significantly out of date — the site showed v0.5.0 while the SDK is at v0.6.4
• Multiple features were incorrectly marked as ⚠️ in-progress or ❌ not implemented when they are now ✅ fully implemented

Key changes

• Release version: v0.5.0 → v0.6.4
• Ruby versions: 3.1.4 / 3.2.3 / 3.3.0 → 3.4.x / 4.0.x
• Features now fully implemented: Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, Transaction Context Propagation, Extending
• New sections: Full documentation for Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, Transaction Context Propagation, Develop a Hook
• Added: Known Providers table (flagd, Flipt, Flagsmith, GO Feature Flag)
• Added: Build status, Gem version, and Code Coverage badges

Test plan

• Verify the generated ruby.mdx renders correctly on the docs site
• Confirm the SDK compatibility matrix reflects the updated feature statuses

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on synchronizing the Ruby SDK documentation with its current state, ensuring that users have access to accurate and comprehensive information. It resolves discrepancies where the documentation lagged behind the actual SDK capabilities, providing updated details on supported Ruby versions, implemented features, and available integrations.

Highlights

• Ruby SDK Documentation Update: The Ruby SDK documentation has been regenerated and updated from version 0.5.0 to 0.6.4, addressing significant outdated information.
• Supported Ruby Versions: The documentation now reflects support for Ruby versions 3.4.x and 4.0.x.
• Feature Implementation Status: Key features such as Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, Transaction Context Propagation, and Extending are now correctly marked as fully implemented.
• New Documentation Sections: Detailed documentation with code examples has been added for Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, and Transaction Context Propagation, replacing previous 'Coming Soon!' placeholders.
• Known Providers Table: A new table listing known OpenFeature providers for Ruby (flagd, Flipt, Flagsmith, GO Feature Flag) has been added.
• Badges Integration: Build status, Gem version, and code coverage badges have been integrated into the documentation.

Changelog

• docs/reference/sdks/server/ruby.mdx
  • Updated the 'Last updated' timestamp.
  • Revised the Ruby SDK release badge from v0.5.0 to v0.6.4.
  • Added badges for build status, Gem version, and code coverage.
  • Modified the supported Ruby versions table to include 3.4.x and 4.0.x.
  • Updated the feature compatibility matrix, marking Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, Transaction Context Propagation, and Extending as fully implemented.
  • Introduced a 'Known Providers' table listing flagd, Flipt, Flagsmith, and GO Feature Flag.
  • Expanded documentation for Hooks, Logging, Shutdown, Tracking, and Transaction Context Propagation with detailed explanations and code examples, replacing previous 'Coming Soon!' notices.
  • Enhanced the 'Develop a hook' section with updated guidance and code.
• src/datasets/sdks/sdk-compatibility.json
  • Updated the Ruby SDK release version from 0.5.0 to 0.6.4.
  • Changed the status of Hooks, Logging, Tracking, Transaction Context Propagation, Shutdown, and Extending to '✅' and updated their documentation paths.
  • Updated the Rust SDK release version from 0.2.7 to 0.3.0.

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Code Review

This pull request regenerates the Ruby SDK documentation, updating it from v0.5.0 to v0.6.4. This includes updating feature statuses, adding documentation for newly implemented features like Hooks, Logging, and Tracking, and refreshing supported Ruby versions. The changes are mostly correct and significantly improve the documentation. I've found one minor issue in the supported Ruby versions table, which currently lists future, unreleased versions of Ruby. My suggestion corrects this to reflect the versions that are actually in active maintenance, aligning the table with the accompanying text.