(feat) add support for private gem source authentication #556
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(feat) Add support for private gem source authentication
Updates the module to use the auth_token_template branch which adds support
for authenticating against private gem sources. This change:
is present
This change enables the module to fetch gems from private sources when
appropriate credentials are provided, while maintaining compatibility with
public sources by default.