Publish RBS #20
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Same as ruby/prime#28 .
Current
Currently, when a user does a rbs collection install, mutex_m uses the type definition of ruby/rbs.
mutex_m has a history of copying the sig directory from ruby/rbs (#15), but does not include the sig directory in the gem package.
rbs searches for the type definition of mutex_m in the order of gem package -> rbs repository -> gem_rbs_collection, and uses the type definition of rbs repository found.
Change
Include the files in the sig directory in the gem package to give preference to type definitions in this repository.
Notice
The scenarios where the signatures from this repository reach users are quite limited.
This is because the issue lies on the ruby/rbs side.
To ensure users can access the repository's signatures, two issues need to be resolved.
This PR solves one of them. I also plan to fix the issue with ruby/rbs.