[🚀 Feature]: Add rbs files to Ruby

[titusfortner]

Feature and motivation

We're adding Type hints to Python & looking at TypeScript for JS, the equivalent for Ruby is to add rbs files.

Ruby Selenium does a lot of meta-programming which makes it more difficult to use with an IDE like RubyMine. Adding rbs files, *should make this much easier.

Usage example

I think they'll look like this?

module Selenium
  module WebDriver
    module Edge
      class Options < Selenium::WebDriver::Chrome::Options
        KEY:String
        BROWSER:String

        def enable_logging: (browser_options: Hash) -> Hash

        def binary_path: () -> String
      end
    end
  end
end

and then RubyMine and other IDEs will be able to do type hints, etc

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[aguspe]

Hi I would like to help out with this, I forked the repo and created a new PR to start adding RBS files

[titusfortner]

That would be great, we'd appreciate the help with it.

Hah, Sparkling Watir, I like it! You didn't have to fork it, though, you could have just taken over Tap Watir. 😁
I wish I'd had the time to work on it back when people were asking for it.

[aguspe]

Haha, it's good to know, I assumed people were really busy, so I thought the fork was the easiest way to have something working fast.

But if it's okay, I could take over, I have a couple of PRs open in Tap Watir, which is just the extra stuff I added for Sparkling Watir, so I can update and merge them.

And use Sparkling Watir for Desktop automation with Appium, which is something I have been playing with on another gem.

[titusfortner]

Oh, I saw there were PRs at one point, and, well, life...
I added you as maintainer to the tap watir repo
There's a Watir channel on slack if you want to discuss things there - https://www.selenium.dev/support/#ChatRoom