[GEM] (deps): Bump alba from 3.2.0 to 3.5.0

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Bumps alba from 3.2.0 to 3.5.0.

Release notes

Sourced from alba's releases.

Happy new year 2025!

Hi all, this release is to celebrate a new 2025 year! As always, we bring some new features and improvements. This time, @​skryukov found a way to improve key transformation performance. Thank you @​skryukov!

That said, we won't stop improving Alba in 2025, so stay tuned!

Changelog

Sourced from alba's changelog.

[3.5.0] 2025-01-01

Added

• render_serialized_json now works with root_key and meta #398

Improved

• Add transform_keys caching #402

[3.4.0] 2024-12-01

Added

• Alba.serialize now works with heterogeneous collection #396

[3.3.3] 2024-11-09

Fixed

• TypedAttribute now respects prefer_resource_method! #391

[3.3.2] 2024-10-30

Fixed

• Rails integration with ActionController::API

[3.3.1] 2024-10-17

Fixed

• Add ostruct as gemspec dependency to be prepared for ruby 3.3.5. #386

[3.3.0] 2024-10-09

Added

• Add ArrayOfString and ArrayOfInteger type #378

Commits

• 22eb21f [Release] Bump a version to 3.5.0
• 43377de [Release] Keep a changelog for version 3.5.0
• 674bf15 Merge pull request #402 from skryukov/cache-transformed-keys
• dc05334 [Chore] transform_key method is a bit long but it's fine
• 82b54db Add transform_keys caching
• 5424603 Update benchmark to support Ruby 3.4 and include transform_keys
• dfbd1b6 [Doc] Mention why inline definition is not recommended
• 8f8235e Merge pull request #401 from s4na/patch-1
• 88a8a4a Exclude Ruby 3.4 on windows-2022 due to unsupported version
• a4b696b [CI] Add Ruby 3.4 to CI
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Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Improve key transformation performance by adding caching.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request bumps the alba gem from version 3.2.0 to 3.5.0. This update brings several improvements, including improved key transformation performance via caching, support for "render_serialized_json" with "root_key" and "meta", and the ability for "Alba.serialize" to work with heterogeneous collections.

Sequence diagram for improved JSON serialization with root_key and meta

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Controller
    participant A as Alba Serializer
    participant J as JSON Response

    C->>A: render_serialized_json(data, root_key: 'users', meta: stats)
    Note over A: New feature: Process root_key and meta
    A->>A: Transform keys (with new caching)
    A->>A: Serialize data
    A->>A: Add root key wrapper
    A->>A: Add meta information
    A->>J: Return formatted JSON
    J->>C: Return response

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Class diagram showing Alba serializer improvements

classDiagram
    class Alba {
        +serialize(data)
        +render_serialized_json(data, root_key, meta)
        -transform_keys(key)
        -cached_transform_keys(key)
    }

    class TypedAttribute {
        +prefer_resource_method
        +ArrayOfString
        +ArrayOfInteger
    }

    Alba -- TypedAttribute

    note for Alba "New: Improved key transformation
with caching mechanism"
    note for TypedAttribute "New: Added support for
array type attributes"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bumps the alba gem from 3.2.0 to 3.5.0	Updated the alba gem version in the Gemfile from ~> 3.2 to ~> 3.5. Updated the Gemfile.lock to reflect the changes in the Gemfile and include the updated alba gem and its dependencies.	Gemfile Gemfile.lock

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