build(deps-dev): bump rspec-rails from 6.1.3 to 7.0.1

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Bumps rspec-rails from 6.1.3 to 7.0.1.

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7.0.1 / 2024-09-03

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Bug Fixes:

• Remove mutation of Rails constant in favour of public api. (Petrik de Heus, #2789)
• Cleanup Rails scaffold for unsupported versions. (Matt Jankowski, #2790)
• Remove deprecated scaffold that was unintentionally included in 7.0.0 (Jon Rowe, #2791)

7.0.0 / 2024-09-02

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Enhancements:

• Change default driver for system specs on Rails 7.2 to match its default. (Steve Polito, #2746)
• Verify ActiveJob arguments by comparing to the method signature. (Oli Peate, #2745)
• Add suggestion to rails_helper.rb to skip when not in test mode. (Glauco Custódio, #2751)
• Add at_priority qualifier to have_enqueued_job set of matchers. (mbajur, #2759)
• Add spec directories to rails stats on Rails main / 8.0.0. (Petrik de Heus, #2781)

6.1.5 / 2024-09-02

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Bug Fixes:

• Restore old order of requiring support files. (Franz Liedke, #2785)
• Prevent running rake spec:statsetup on Rails main / 8.0.0. (Petrik de Heus, #2781)

6.1.4 / 2024-08-15

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Bug Fixes:

• Prevent have_http_status matcher raising an error when encountering a raw Rack::MockResponse. (Christophe Bliard, #2771)
• Move Rails version conditional from index scaffold generated file to template. (Matt Jankowski, #2777)

Commits

• a1e2f6c v7.0.1
• b9d5676 Merge pull request #2791 from rspec/cleanup-rails-6-1
• bbf16f9 Changelog for #2789 and #2790
• 0beb36e Merge pull request #2790 from mjankowski/cell-selector-rails-version
• a124bb7 Merge pull request #2789 from p8/code-statistics-test-dirs
• 1bb407e v7.0.0
• 8c870d6 Merge pull request #2788 from rspec/7-0-prep
• a5d0635 Update rails link
• 3b36479 Drop 6.1 related code
• 4dd9521 Rewrite upgrade notes
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