Bump redcarpet from 3.5.1 to 3.6.0 in /docs/_spec

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Bumps redcarpet from 3.5.1 to 3.6.0.

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Redcarpet v3.6.0

This release is not particularly heavy but brings a few improvements and fixes.

Improvements

• Avoid warnings running on Ruby 3.2+ (See #721).
• Consider <center> as a block-level element (See #702).
• Properly provide a third argument to the table_cell callback indicating whether the current cell is part of the header or not. The previous implementation with two parameters is still supported (See #604 and #605).

Fixes

• Match fence char and length when matching closing fence in fenced code blocks (Fixes #208).
• Fix anchor generation on titles with ampersands (Fixes #696).

Changelog

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Version 3.6.0

• Avoid warnings running on Ruby 3.2+.

  Refs #721.

  Jean Boussier

• Match fence char and length when matching closing fence in fenced code blocks.

  Fixes #208.

  Martin Cizek, Orchitech

• Consider <center> as a block-level element.

  Refs #702.

  momijizukamori

• Properly provide a third argument to the table_cell callback indicating whether the current cell is part of the header or not.

  The previous implementation with two parameters is still supported.

  Fixes #604, Refs #605.

  Mark Lambley

• Fix anchor generation on titles with ampersands.

  Fixes #696.

Commits

• 3e3f0b5 Redcarpet v3.6.0
• 6bfff6e Add a changelog entry for #721
• 50961ad Merge pull request #721 from casperisfine/ruby-3.2
• 2488699 Merge pull request #724 from amatsuda/test_files
• 021538f Missing files in the gem package
• cec4965 Don't include test files in the gem package
• 4028670 Merge pull request #723 from amatsuda/https
• 28e0a00 GitHub is HTTPS by default
• 8bc6922 Undefine uneeded T_DATA allocators
• 03b664d Merge pull request #681 from orchitech/match-closing-fence-type-and-length
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