GitAuto: [FEATURE] Add support to a RubyGems - Ruby

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Resolves #433

What is the feature

Add support to publish the repository as a Ruby gem on RubyGems, Ruby’s official package registry.

Why we need the feature

1. Easy Installation: Publishing the repository as a gem allows developers to install it using gem install bancos_brasileiros, making it straightforward to integrate into Ruby applications.
2. Version Control: RubyGems supports versioning, which helps developers specify and manage dependencies more effectively.
3. Distribution: By publishing to RubyGems, the gem becomes available to the broader Ruby community, enhancing its visibility and usability.

How to implement and why

1. Prepare the gemspec File:

   • Create a bancos_brasileiros.gemspec file in the root directory with necessary metadata such as gem name, version, summary, description, author, license, and dependencies.
   • Reference the RubyGems specification for detailed setup.

2. Create a Rakefile:

   • Add a Rakefile to automate tasks like building and publishing the gem, ensuring streamlined management of gem tasks.

3. Integrate Existing Code:

   • Incorporate the code from Elton Santos’ repository to consolidate the functionality within this gem.
   • Ensure all necessary files from lib, data, and other relevant directories are included.

4. Build the Gem:

   • Execute gem build bancos_brasileiros.gemspec to generate the .gem file.

5. Push the Gem to RubyGems:

   • Ensure you have a RubyGems account.
   • Run gem push bancos_brasileiros-<version>.gem to publish the gem.
   • Follow the publishing guide for detailed instructions.

6. Update Documentation:

   • Revise the README.md to include installation instructions, usage examples, and setup information for the gem.
   • Add a RubyGems badge linking to the gem’s page to enhance visibility.

7. Testing and Compliance:

   • Ensure the gem includes comprehensive tests and proper documentation.
   • Adhere to RubyGems best practices to maintain quality and usability.

About backward compatibility

Maintain backward compatibility by following semantic versioning. Ensure that existing functionalities remain unaffected for users upgrading to the gem version, providing a smooth transition and reliable dependency management.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-433-20241213-000851
git pull origin gitauto/issue-433-20241213-000851

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