fix: backport the fix for the return value of #deep_transform_keys #750
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The behavior of
Hash#deep_transform_keys
was fixed in Rails a while ago, but is still not up-to-date insidekiq-unique-jobs
, returning unexpected instance class when you call it on descendants ofHash
likeActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
. Futhermore, the gem is able to monkey-patchHash
implementation and break the method behavior if it gets loaded beforeActiveSupport::HashWithIndifferentAccess
.The original fix: rails/rails@f5e5976