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Active Model drops a Ruby 4.3 deprecation, Rails tests unbreak on libxml2 2.14
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A one-line aliasing change in Active Model clears a Ruby 4.3 deprecation warning that has been failing every nightly build loading Active Model, and the collection cache test stops asserting on parser output that libxml2 2.14 no longer produces.
Avoid aliasing `Kernel#respond_to?` in `ActiveModel::AttributeMethods` rails/rails
ActiveModel::AttributeMethods aliased Kernel#respond_to? through a module, and since Ruby 4.1.0dev that fallback to Object warns on every load and is slated for removal in Ruby 4.3. The alias now resolves without reaching into Object, so framework code that includes attribute methods stops printing "the fallback to Object for alias of 'respond_to?' ... is deprecated" on Ruby master.
Avoid implied <p> tags in collection cache test rails/rails
libxml2 2.14.0 stopped implying <p> start tags in its HTML parser, so bare text inside <body> is no longer wrapped in a paragraph and the collection cache test failed on any Nokogiri built against 2.14 or newer, including Fedora 46 on 2.15.4. The test now asserts on rendered order with a regexp instead of on parser output.
Merge pull request #58817 from yahonda/fix-alias-fallback-to-object-in-attribute-methods rails/rails
The merge of the aliasing fix into rails/rails, by Yasuo Honda, which lands the Active Model change on main rather than leaving it in review.
Merge pull request #58826 from Saidbek/fix-collection-cache-test-libxml2 rails/rails
The merge of the collection cache test fix, also by Yasuo Honda.
Update nav.html rails/website
And on the website, a nav.html edit renames the ticket button to "Watch live"; with a single commit and no release code behind it, everything else holds steady.
