Fix compilation warnings on newest Elixir #138
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When compiling this project with Elixir 1.15 we get two warnings:
use Mix.Config is deprecated. Use the Config module instead. Deprecated since Elixir 1.9Logger.warn/1 is deprecated. Use Logger.warning/2 instead. Deprecated since Elixir 1.15This pull request fixes both deprecation warnings and bumps the minimum required Elixir version to 1.11 to ensure that the non-deprecated alternatives are supported. Otherwise we would have to use different code depending on the Elixir version.
Bumping the required Elixir version to 1.11 is a breaking change but was discussed in #137.