[rb] upgrade to steep 2.0

[titusfortner]

Steep 2 allows us to remove activesupport dependency which is nice
This ran ./go rb:update and ./go rb:lint to verify everything is good.

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Review Summary by Qodo

Upgrade Steep to 2.0 and remove ActiveSupport dependency

✨ Enhancement

Walkthroughs

Description

• Upgrade Steep from 1.10.0 to 2.0.0 for improved type checking
• Remove ActiveSupport dependency no longer needed by Steep 2.0
• Remove unnecessary gems: benchmark, connection_pool, drb, i18n, minitest, mutex_m, tzinfo
• Update RBS to 4.0.2 and logger RBS source to git-based collection
• Update Rubocop to 1.86.2 for compatibility

Diagram

flowchart LR
  A["Steep 1.10.0"] -- "upgrade" --> B["Steep 2.0.0"]
  C["ActiveSupport 7.2.3"] -- "remove" --> D["Removed"]
  E["RBS 3.10.4"] -- "upgrade" --> F["RBS 4.0.2"]
  B -- "enables" --> G["Cleaner dependencies"]

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File Changes

1. MODULE.bazel Dependencies +3/-11

Update Steep 2.0 and remove unnecessary dependencies

• Updated Steep from 1.10.0 to 2.0.0 with new checksum
• Removed ActiveSupport 7.2.3 gem dependency
• Removed benchmark, connection_pool, drb, i18n, minitest, mutex_m, and tzinfo gems
• Updated RBS from 3.10.4 to 4.0.2
• Updated Rubocop from 1.86.1 to 1.86.2

MODULE.bazel

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2. rb/Gemfile Dependencies +1/-3

Update Steep and remove ActiveSupport dependency

• Removed ActiveSupport gem dependency with version constraint ~> 7.0
• Updated Steep gem from ~> 1.10.0 to ~> 2.0
• Removed comment about ActiveSupport 8.x Ruby version requirement

rb/Gemfile

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3. rb/rbs_collection.lock.yaml ⚙️ Configuration changes +6/-2

Update logger RBS source and version

• Updated logger RBS source from stdlib to git-based gem_rbs_collection
• Changed logger version from '0' to '1.7'
• Updated gem_rbs_collection revision reference

rb/rbs_collection.lock.yaml

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