Do not lock Rails version to allow early testing with newer versions#340
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To avoid having to push the upper bound on every Rails major release, let's remove it altogether. The CI suite already tests meta-tags against Rails edge.
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This is the approach advocated by @byroot in svenfuchs/rails-i18n#1130 (comment).
Additionally, ditched StandardRB runner. After switching to plugin system, it is no longer possible to change default RSpec and Rails rules, which makes it impractical to use.
Instead, will use Standard rules, and override those that go against this project's style.