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This brings the gemspec description more into line with that in the README. Note that the gemspec description is used on rubygems.org [1]. Closes #692. [1]: https://rubygems.org/gems/mocha
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Merging #695 only dropped support for Ruby v2.1, i.e. it didn't in itself mean that we should stop using the Ruby v2.2 parser for rubocop linting. So I've decided to use explicit concatenation with backslashes instead of the squiggily heredoc so I can get it merged without having to sort out the linting issue. |
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This brings the gemspec description more into line with that in the README. Note that the gemspec description is used on rubygems.org.
Closes #692.