• Add support for ruby 3.2.1

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• Fix rare crash when we can't retrieve a thread ID (#376)
• Show approximate line numbers, when possible, in summary output
• Improve error handling when determining line numbers
• Upgrade crate dependencies

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• Add support for ruby 3.2.0
• Upgrade crate dependencies
• Simplify bindgen output

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• Add support for ruby 2.7.7, 3.0.5, and 3.1.3
• Avoid malloc-related panic if the cfp vector length is too large
• CI and build improvements

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• Tolerate sample timestamps arriving out of order (#371)
• Upgrade spytools crate to pick up memory map panic fix
• Upgrade other dependencies
• CI improvements

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• Use spytools crate for initialization and process discovery
• Ensure that released unix binaries are executable
• Upgrade crate dependencies

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• Add --force-version flag for testing with pre-release or custom Ruby versions (#357)
• Fix CLI bug when using the summary-by-line format (#361)
• Improve library examples (#358) and help text

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• Add support for Ruby 2.6.10, 2.7.6, 3.0.4, and 3.1.2
• Use directories crate to find OS-appropriate cache directory

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• Make StackFrame and StackTrace types part of the public library API (#353)
• Avoid modifying read-only directories in test code to facilitate packaging on Nix (#354)

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• Support Ruby 3.1.1
• In flamegraphs, use similar colors for similar path/function names

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