build(deps): bump minitest from 5.26.1 to 5.26.2

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Bumps minitest from 5.26.1 to 5.26.2.

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=== 5.26.2 / 2025-11-17

• 5 bug fixes:

  • Bumped minimum ruby to 3.1.
  • Alias Spec#name to #inspect for cleaner output in repls.
  • Fix pathing for Hoe::Minitest initialization to be more generic.
  • Fixed refute_in_epsilon to use min of abs values. (wtn)
  • Improved options processing and usage output to be more clear.

Commits

• 25f78c0 prepped for release
• 1284a3f Dropped extra 2.7 compatibility code.
• adfb01d Dropped extra 2.7 compatibility code.
• aa1c3fa - Fix pathing for Hoe::Minitest initialization to be more generic.
• cb3a345 - Bumped minimum ruby to 3.1.
• 1f47bc6 - Fixed refute_in_epsilon to use min of abs values. (wtn)
• a52e727 Fuuuuck I am SO tired of ruby 2.7!
• 33259e4 - Alias Spec#name to #inspect for cleaner output in repls.
• e2bc84c - Improved options processing and usage output to be more clear.
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