Update chefspec requirement from ~> 9.2.1 to ~> 9.3.3

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Updates the requirements on chefspec to permit the latest version.

Changelog

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9.3.3 (Feb 22, 2022)

• Fix a failure running chefspec with Policyfiles

9.3.2 (Feb 21, 2022)

• Remove a hack in the Hash class that worked around issues in Windows previously
• Fix ChefSpec does not automatically install cookbooks from chef server when using Policyfile.rb
• Remove Travis CI config

9.3.1 (Aug 23, 2021)

• Resolved an error that could cause failures with some resources

9.3.0 (May 4, 2021)

• Add support for resources that include a description value in the action
• Require Ruby 2.5+ and Chef Infra Client 15+
• Add support for Ruby 3

9.2.1 (August 13, 2020)

• Improve performance by only requiring external libraries if they are not already loaded
• Expand testing to additional releases of Chef Infra Client

9.2.0 (June 10, 2020)

• Updated stubs_for_resource stubbing for the new after_resource state in Chef Infra Client 16.
• Added support for Ohai segments in cookbooks
• Resolved warnings when running on Ruby 2.7+

9.1.0 (February 12, 2020)

• Added a new include_any_recipe matcher which allows you to write ChefSpecs that ensure a cookbook does not include recipes. Thanks @​jasonwbarnett
• Fixed stubbing of Chef::Provider when using Poise's resource_provider_mixin. Thanks @​Annih
• Switched require statements to require_relative to speed up requiring libraries in ChefSpec

9.0.0 (October 8, 2019)

• The fauxhai dependency has been switched to the fauxhai-ng. Fauxhai-ng is the original source of the fauxhai project in the chefspec GitHub org, but with a new name. This is considered a major update as it forces users to upgrade to use fauxhai-ng >= 7.5 where as the previous ChefSpec release allowed for fauxhai >= 6.11.

8.0.1 (September 30, 2019)

• Added back the ChefSpec report templates until the time that we fully remove the report feature.

8.0.0 (July 16, 2019)

• ChefSpec now requires Ruby 2.4+ and Chef 14+. Keep in mind that you can still test cookbooks designed for older versions of Chef Infra Client, but you'll need a somewhat modern chef gem to run ChefSpec.
• ChefSpec now depends on the new chef-cli gem, which provides Chef Policyfiles functionality. This means you can now use ChefSpec to test Policyfiles without needing to run those tests from within ChefDK or Chef Workstation. Gem install chefspec!

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Commits

• 57586cb Release 9.3.3
• 2fc32ba Merge pull request #1019 from jasonwbarnett/bugfix/add-missing-require
• b75008b bugfix: add missing require statment
• 4388203 Release 9.3.2
• 636dcac Remove Travis CI config
• 7ad2a25 Merge pull request #1018 from chefspec/lcg/win-timeout-fix
• 0d67444 Fix Hash timeout hacky fix
• 852e52c Fix brittle test
• 268dae7 Merge pull request #1010 from jasonwbarnett/fix-policyfile-install
• 502ee03 Release 9.3.1
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