[PP-7656] Update openapi3_parser to 0.10.1#463
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This is the latest version of the gem. `openapi3_parser` 0.9.0 has a dependency on `commonmarker` 0.x, which does not support Ruby 4. Updating to 0.10.x, which allows us to use `commonmarker > 1`, therefore unlocking the Ruby 4 upgrade in apps that use this gem.
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Updates the
openapi3_parserdependency to the latest version.Identifying a user need
openapi3_parser0.9.0 has a dependency oncommonmarker0.x, which does not support Ruby 4.Updating to 0.10.x, which allows us to use
commonmarker > 1, therefore unlocking the Ruby 4 upgrade in apps that use this gem.