Split Random::Formatter to core and stdlib#2661
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In CRuby, the methods of `Random::Formatter` are split between core and the stdlib random/formatter.
RBS will also create new stdlib random/formatter modules and separate the methods.
* core
* rand
* random_number
* stdlib
* base64
* hex
* random_bytes
* urlsafe_base64
* uuid
* alphanumeric
See also:
* https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/18190
* https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20893
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Fix #2660
In CRuby, the methods of
Random::Formatterare split between core and the stdlib random/formatter.I propose that RBS will also create new stdlib random/formatter modules and separate the methods.
This change is non-backward compatible.
However, since random-formatter is only used with securerandom and seems unlikely to cause significant issues,
we have not added migration code like stringio.
See also: