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RubyInstaller 3.1.3-1 (64-bit)

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What's new in this version:

Added:
- Restrict write permissions to the installing user
- For several reasons we use C:/RubyXXX direcory by default but not C:/Program Files (see: oneclick/rubyinstaller#135 )
- Using an install path under C:/ previously inherited write permissions for everyone, which compromised security in a multi user environment
- ridk use Add options to store the change permanently in the user or system environment variables

Changed:
- Update to ruby-3.1.3, see release notes
- Update of the SSL CA certificate list
- Update the bundled MSYS2 keyring package
- Fix start menu entry for rubygems-server and irb
- Run the ruby command prompt in the start menu with ridk enable
- Update the start menu entry with the newly installed ruby version
- They kept the old ruby version previously
- Fix irb hook in ruby-3.1, which re-encodes .irb_history to UTF-8 on demand
- Fix possible crash in ridk use

Removed:
- No longer create registry keys under Software\RubyInstaller\MRI\<RubyVersion>
- They weren't used any longer and didn't distinguish between 32 and 64-bit versions
- No longer install the 32 bit but only the 64 bit version of MSYS2 as part of ridk install
- It is still possible to get a pure 32-bit MSYS2 and Ruby installation by using the 32-bit RubyInstaller+Devkit package

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