Update rubies (#1)

[maxirmx]

• Resolve gcc 11 compatibility issue (7z.so fails to compile with gcc 11.x #36)
  This issue happens when newer versions of gcc are used where default C++ standard is 17. There is an obvious mismatch in
  7z code
  if (!mftRec.Parse(ByteBuf, Header.SectorSizeLog, numSectorsInRec, NULL, 0)) instead of if (!mftRec.Parse(ByteBuf, Header.SectorSizeLog, numSectorsInRec, 0, NULL))
  Newer versions of 7z have this fix. I have made a backport.
• Resolve Ruby 3.0.x/rubygems/bundler cache issue with 7z.so (p7zip converted to Ruby extension)
  The issue occurs with Ruby 3.0.x where 7z.so built outside of Ruby extension system was not considered for bundler cache
• Update GHA to run with new Rubies
• Use RSpec rake task

cc: @ronaldtse

This is a contribution from Metanorma (GitHub), a product of Ribose (GitHub).

[ronaldtse]

(Thank you @maxirmx !)

@masamitsu-murase first of all, thank you for the fantastic gem! We (@riboseinc) have been using your seven_zip_ruby gem for our @metanorma and @fontist projects, and have a need to utilize the gem on the latest platforms and Ruby versions. I hope this PR of our contribution will be accepted. Thank you again!

[sergiopantoja]

This is a wonderful contribution! I was having the 7z.so issue as well and couldn't figure out the cause, but this branch solved it. Thank you.

[bkmgit]

@masamitsu-murase Any possibility of merging this or making the fork the official RubyGem version?

[maxirmx]

@masamitsu-murase Any possibility of merging this or making the fork the official RubyGem version?

@bkmgit

We have to publish a fork
It is there:
https://github.com/fontist/seven_zip_ruby
https://rubygems.org/gems/seven-zip

Thank you